with American Wetware and a surveillance company called Aquid. Um some new work that was first released this morning. I don't know if you guys have been hearing uh fuzzles kind of suck in biology right now. If you ask Fable basic questions about like mitochondria, it'll won't answer. It's kind of stupid. So, I mean this is just like an evaluation problem. There's a lot There's a lot more nuance to this, but I just use that cuz people tend to recognize it. Uh where we build routine tasks that simulate the kinds of things a scientist would ask for, and then more sinister red team tasks, which are supposed to look innocuous but have some structure that is bad, like, "Hey, I want to clone a gene into a bacteria, and I'm telling you it's GFP." It's like a glowing protein, but in reality it's like a toxin um or it could be used to bootstrap a virus. We found that the routine tasks like drastic get drastic used drastically more frequently than the red team tasks, which is uh not great. Um we're aggregating a lot of these