00:01Okay, okay, yeah, that's fine.
00:07Or at least get the impression they did.
00:10My answer is a very good award that was announced yesterday.
00:16Basically, you need to learn a lot when I want to move in circles and hang out with all these
00:19people.
00:19It's a professor of international relations.
00:26You're quite funny to be an editor when we'll know these guys.
01:11It's a long time ago, so you get this one.
01:12I don't know.
01:12I want to kinda see how it's going to be.
01:12You're telling me how about my friends?
01:12A lot of friends, and I've learned how it works.
01:17I've learned how well I brought it to myself.
01:18I'm going to test you.
01:18I'm not going to test you with.
01:18I've learned something, but I've learned how well I'm going to test you.
01:20To say, do the thing, I'm going to test you with.
01:23I've learned how well I have.
01:34All right.
02:06Thank you all for being here today.
02:08This is an important...
02:10We're excited to demo our next agent.
02:12This is called Deep Research, and we announced it earlier today from Tokyo.
02:18My worst fears are that we cause significant...
02:20We, the field, the technology, the industry, cause significant harm to the world.
02:26I think that could happen in a lot of different ways.
02:28It's why we started the company.
02:29Oliver, Sam, those miles this way, guys.
02:32Right here.
02:32Sam, right here, please.
02:40I think with any new technology, anytime the world is changing this fast,
02:47even if things are mostly going to get much better, change is disorienting.
02:51Change this fast is really disorienting.
02:52We'll clearly be reinvesting back into the ecosystem, too.
02:56So, it's...
02:57And so we want to work with regions of the world and with governments around the world
03:02to bring our technology, which also can bring with it a sense of soft power for the U.S.
03:07It has to live within your data center,
03:10and it's always a good reminder that we don't train on your data.
