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I would be remiss if we didn't, if I didn't mention for this question as well, just the basic feature of Alice, which is the Ask Chat TBT sidebar. This is something I get some value out of every single day as I use the browser. I pull that thing open. I ask it to summarize the page if it's too long or I want to figure out, like if I'm reading an article, like how it really matters to me. In particular, if I have a question about something that's going on in the world, it can go off and do some research for me and come back with stats and facts and figures. I've used it. And I'm online shopping to make sure I'm looking at what really is the best deal on something that I'm looking at. I've used it to help spin up agent tasks to go off and automate some of my productivity workflows. I've had it build, you know, Google forms for me to help me like quiz my coworkers on the best way to design new features for the browser. I really like that example because if I remember correctly, you said you also asked, you asked side chat to help come up with the outline of the right of the survey. And then you said, hey, can you just put it into a Google Form for me? And it did it and. That's a really cool. It's like having Chachi BT sitting on your shoulder just right there to help, you know, give you some advice wherever you might need it. And sometimes even just simple things like I was in Slack and there was some somebody shared some text that was in another language. So I just selected it and I right click and asked side chat about it and it translated it for me. It was so much easier than having to you don't have to sit there and copy paste, right? My favorite use of that. So far with the in the agent mode, and I won't name the cloud provider, but it's a very big company that often you find out you run a lot of services and you forget what those services are. And at the end of the month you get a bill. And I went in and I said, hey, I got this bill. I think I should have been going. I don't know what's going on. Can you help me with it? And I watched it navigate through the website, go to the page, find the different things I was doing, explain to me what the service was doing. Like can I shut this down? I'm like, yeah, shut it down. And that was like $100 a month bill that was just saved through actually. Had some medical tests done recently and sometimes it can take a while for the doctor to come back and explain to you like what they mean and then meet. In meantime, you have the patient portal there and you can access the sort of doctor language stuff there. And I can't read that. It's not written in English, normal English. And you can have that you can ask and that will tell you kind of like what what that means for you. And I found that to be really helpful. So saving you money, helping you get some answers, this thing feels very, very, I like, I'm pretty convinced that this is the way increasingly the way that people will interact with information. Or you're using some very popular yet complicated HR tool or something like this and you're like, where is that thing again? And it of course has studied the manual for you and can go and show you the way.