 Well, a survey released at Davos found that 75% of chief executives do not see generative models leading to a headcount reduction. The headline you're seeing is that 25% do. Of those who do, they expect their reduction to be about 5%. Most of the CEOs who said they expected reduction were in the media and entertainment, banking, and insurance and logistics industry. 32% of companies surveyed had already started adopting it and 58% said they expected to improve product or service quality in the next year. There was the computer revolution, which automated a lot, but really just shifted people's jobs. We shifted into being able to have program managers and product managers and things like that. There was also the industrial revolution, which got rid of people's jobs and then they didn't have a job and so they rioted and sabotaged industry and stuff. I think this is somewhere in between. 5% is significant, but it's not huge.