Dina Bass

Nobody knows.

I think it's a combination of increased productivity, increased revenue, increased velocity of activity.

At a minimum, AI should really supercharge the individual.

Today, the adoption has been very methodical among typical people.

commercial organizations because they have to worry about security and orchestration and liability and all sorts of things.

And that's going to be the case.

But we are seeing the beginnings of real progress.

We're seeing the technologies in the marketplace start to mature.

We're seeing the very beginnings of commercial

deployments in production beyond what Palantir is doing.

And so I think we're seeing the beginnings of it.

But as we know, technology trends are overestimated in the short term and underestimated in the long term.

And things move very slowly until they start to move quickly.

And that's just a phenomenon of tech.

Sure.

Yeah, we're using chat GPT enterprise.

Our developers are using code gen tools, but those things are easier because the finished product doesn't have to be correct.

I can see what works for me and what doesn't.

But it's a very different phenomenon when you have something customer facing or broadly employee facing where it has to work out of the box and it can't bring your organization down in terms of liability.

So it's going to be a process for sure.