The first place to start is to ask the question, put out an NOI saying, all right, this was done in the past--what are the mistakes--develop an inventory of those and an understanding, and then go through and systematically can be done and, of course, how much it costs in order to be able to close those gaps.
Michael Gallagher emphasizes the importance of learning from past mistakes in mapping efforts.
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We are going to enforce the 5-minute rule, but if time allows, we will entertain a second round of questions.
I think it is really critical that the United States takes the lead on this topic, particularly as it pertains to ensuring that artificial intelligence is used in accordance with our values and our principles.
The hearing really seeks to answer two fundamental questions: What is Replicator and can it work, how can it work?
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