It also, to me, feels like the dumbest problem.

Solving border complexity with AI presented by COMCAST BUSINESS IT ALSO, TO ME, FEELS LIKE THE DUMBEST PROBLEM. WE'RE NOW HAVING ROBOTS FILL OUT FORMS PRESUMABLY FOR OTHER ROBOTS TO READ JUST TO GET BACK TO THE KIND OF TRADE WE HAD BEFORE. SO IT'S AN AI THAT FILLS OUT FORMS THAT WE DIDN'T HAVE TO FILL OUT BEFORE, AND THE ONLY RATIONAL RESPONSE TO THAT IS ANOTHER AI SYSTEM ON THE OTHER SIDE READING THE FORMS. WHAT ARE WE DOING HERE? JUST TO BE CHEEKY WITH YOU FOR A MOMENT, WE DO HAVE OUR OWN AI AGENTS AND OUR AI SYSTEMS- ... ON ONE SIDE OF THE BORDER TALKING TO OUR OWN AI SYSTEMS AND AGENTS ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE BORDER. YOU KNOW, IT'S NOT JUST KIND OF FOUNDER B--T TO SAY THAT THE FUTURE IS SOME VERSION OF AGENTIC ORCHESTRATION OF THE TRADE NETWORK. THAT'S A SENSIBLE STATEMENT WHETHER OR NOT THERE'S POLICY VOLATILITY OUT THERE, OR NOT. WE'RE SURFING THAT WAVE. WE'RE APPLYING THESE TECHNOLOGIES. WE'RE, IN SOME CASES, INVENTING A FEW. IN ORDER TO HAVE GLOBAL COMMERCE, IN ORDER TO HAVE STRAWBERRIES IN THE WINTERTIME IN THE UNITED STATES, YOU HAVE TO SOMEHOW, SOLVE THIS BORDER COMPLEXITY PROBLEM. THE QUESTION AGAIN IS HOW DO WE HAVE MORE SECURITY, MORE ENFORCEMENT AT THE SAME TIME THAT WE HAVE VIBRANT TRADE AND GROWTH? I SEE NO OTHER WAY THAN TO SOLVE IT WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. Decoder with Nilay Patel presented by COMCAST BUSINESS