Yes. Taiwan has 16 Indigenous nations and more than 42 language variations. So we see the cultural and also transcultural — the ability to translate across culture — sovereignty as very important. When we say “sovereign AI” in Taiwan, we don’t mean just a national Taiwan model that speaks Mandarin, Taigi, Hakka and other Indigenous languages. We mean a reproducible process for the language communities to own their social and cultural composition of the data that’s curated within those language communities, as well as alignment assemblies, the ways for people to draw boundaries around how AI should enter their community almost like a code of conduct for AI agents.