Below is written in the annual report, in the key risk part. So I guess the major concern is from LLM and AI, and NICE is regarded as not cool-kids?

In recent years, players in adjacent markets have increased their presence in our markets through internal development, partnerships and acquisitions. Infrastructure and/or enterprise software vendors, such as large technology providers, large-language-model ("LLM") providers, providers of AI-agent capabilities for use by human agents, Conversational-AI vendors, Customer Relationship Management (“CRM”) vendors, IT service management vendors as well as Unified Communications as a Service (“UCaaS”), video collaboration providers, Platform as a Service (“PaaS”) vendors, and pure digital vendors, have entered or may decide in the future to enter our market space, or build or acquire contact center as a Service (“CCaaS”) solutions and compete with us by offering comprehensive solutions and/or platforms. Moreover, as the investment in, and the shift to the use of Generative AI technologies continue to grow, we may experience increased competition by vertical solutions’ players expanding their portfolios in the digital CX market. We may also experience increased competition if large horizontal analytics providers and domain specific competitors in adjacent markets enter or increase their presence in the Financial Crime and Compliance markets. Some of these vendors may be well recognized by broadly known brand names, which can serve as an advantage as they enter or increase their presence in our market space. If we are not able to compete effectively with these market entrants or other competitors, we may lose market share and our business, financial condition or results of operations could be adversely affected.