Anish Acharya

I think we're going to be somewhere between the 50 and the 500, and I think closer to the 500 than the 50.

I think we're going to be somewhere between the 50 and the 500, and I think closer to the 500 than the 50.

Possibly.

Possibly.

I think it means dramatic productivity increases for lawyers, dramatic productivity increases for programmers and engineers.

I think it means dramatic productivity increases for lawyers, dramatic productivity increases for programmers and engineers.

I think that the difficulty of doing 100% of a job is really, really high.

I think that the difficulty of doing 100% of a job is really, really high.

It's this thing of pretty easy to get to 60%, 70%, 80%.

It's this thing of pretty easy to get to 60%, 70%, 80%.

So I do think that's why a 20% productivity increase.

So I do think that's why a 20% productivity increase.

So far, we're seeing it show up more as a four-day workweek than 20% less jobs.

So far, we're seeing it show up more as a four-day workweek than 20% less jobs.

Because jobs as bundles of tasks don't set themselves up to be 100% automated so far.

Because jobs as bundles of tasks don't set themselves up to be 100% automated so far.

You can do all the customer support you want, but sometimes you got to take the customer out for a steak dinner.

You can do all the customer support you want, but sometimes you got to take the customer out for a steak dinner.

And so far, the models are not doing that.

And so far, the models are not doing that.