Referring with my screen, I'm gonna I'm going to finish the presentation first so last night uh as a as a simply next step um oh, yeah. So I think this is good. This confirms what I have uh in my in my slide coming from our consultation. Christians came 30%, I would say this is very uh interesting promising uh and uh perhaps setting the stage for the discussion on how we should we should achieve this. Come out uh next year early next year with the revised plan and with uh a proposed regulatory framework uh that will apply to Europe uh but of course we're interested in uh discussing and exchanging ideas with other countries and in particular with UA and I look forward to this.

A new federal association for artificial intelligence is trying to help Germany catch up on tech. The government pays lip service to new digital tools, but critics say it's not enough. If we don't act now, then in 10 years, the German economy will no longer be competitive: That's the message from the country's brand new Federal Association for Artificial Intelligence. The association, which was formed in March this year and has around 50 businesses who work in the sector as members, released a position paper this week with a direct appeal to Chancellor Angela Merkel's government. The paper contains nine points that association members believe are necessary if the country is to keep up to date with modern technology.