 So it was a little bit of chance, but a little bit of me just saying, I want to have something that's outside of law that I know and that I can kind of take away from this. And so it worked out for me in that sense that I ended up in this space where I managed our committee in probably one of the first hearings on facial recognition in the history of Congress. And so when people are talking about bias and AI now, like I've been doing this for about eight years now.