to keep track of this, how do you actually make a car such that the next time we do it, we have a clear process flow, and we know how to get there. along the way, we met a lot of challenges. it's been, uh, well, we talked about one on the solar panel, we've developed motors that are directly in the wheels. we haven't seen those on production vehicles yet, so a lot of testing and effort went into getting those reliable and working. so, overall, i think the fair question is when we first started the company, when we were five inexperienced guys, we hugely underestimated the challenge of getting a car into production. maybe that's a good thing �*cause if we hadn't, i don't know if we would have started it. it's really hard to start a car company. i think that's the best answer to your to your question. one last question in the room here. i'm going to look around, i think lady at the left here, thank you very much. hi, i'm jane from the royal academy of engineering. i've got a question forjamie about al. we heard this week in the news about sentient, self—aware ai, concerns about that. do you think as capability of ai increases, they might