Craig Scroggie

We're using an online platform today to make a podcast.

and we could go back to the recording studio and do this together.

You wouldn't be able to put this on iView and have it up in a day.

You wouldn't be able to share all of the content with the editorial team.

You wouldn't be able to have large-scale distribution through the ABC to make your podcasts access a larger audience and share the knowledge and guests that you're bringing onto the program.

So I think in your own sense...

I would say to you, if you stopped using this technology, you personally would stop contributing to the development of more digital infrastructure.

Are you prepared to do that?

Yeah, I don't know that the framing makes sense.

Oh, okay, righto.

I'll go back to my point.

My point is that you made the statement that maybe we don't need these buildings and we shouldn't use this infrastructure.

You are personally using it.

The ABC are using it.

All of that knowledge and content gets distributed.

You can do more work today and create more content and distribute it more widely to your listeners and to educate people than we could at any other point in time in history.

And this technology will continue to improve.

You won't even need a producer to review the content.

AI will have already packaged it up and be ready for you to ship.

So the improvements in the tech just for you personally and for platforms like the ABC means more product, better quality, and more distribution and access to consumers.