Okay. I'll let you get to that because I want to ask you a question about it.
Dr. Essex referred to “deepfakes notwithstanding”. I think we need to talk about deepfakes. I don't think we can say “deepfakes notwithstanding” and put that off to the side because I think it is something that is a reality and that can become even more of a reality for someone to actually implement.
Here's my own personal opinion when we're talking about authentication. With this device, I go to Tim Hortons down the street. I tap the side, and my wallet opens. It won't let me tap the device to pay until it gets my retina and does a facial recognition of me. Would you not agree that the technology that's built into smartphones would be so much more secure in identifying somebody than using or relying on somebody to say, “I agree” or “I disagree”, or “yea” or “nay”?
Dr. Goodman or Dr. Essex.