Bob Cicero

I fundamentally believe when you think about the impact of AI, we think that AI is going to take 8 billion people on this planet and make it seem like 80 billion people.

But some of the tasks that we do every single day from the 8 billion people, it's going to be driven by AI.

It's going to be this confluence of people that are going to come together more because that's really what's going to happen when the standpoint of some of the rogue tasks and all those other pieces that you think about on a daily basis go away.

It's going to be done by the digital worker.

And how do you really think about that from the standpoint of bringing humans together more is what's actually going to happen over time.

Ryan, thank you.

It's great to be here today.

Thanks.

It is a hard genie to put back in the bottle.

You think about COVID, March of 2020, just passed, I can't believe six years ago.

You think about it.

Everyone went home for two years and habits formed and lifestyles were formed and

How do you put that genie back in the bottle to effectively get people back to the office?

And it really depends on your view in terms of where work truly happens.

And you think about the changes that we've undergone since COVID, what's happening from an AI standpoint and thinking about the capabilities on the digital worker side for us to all interface with.

And how do you solve that problem and people really wanting to be in a space and not being forced to be in a space?

Because we've seen this shift in the past.

And from a return to office standpoint, RTO standpoint, mandates haven't worked.

And so what we've seen is that people want to go to places that are inviting, that have all the technology components they need to operate.

And really, that's really where that genie is out of the bottle.