Dr. Lolly Mancey

But what we can see from companies, for example, in shipping and logistics is they are intending on becoming probably 95% physical AI in the next five years.

So, you know, and I'm not going to name which ones.

We all know what I'm talking about.

But 95% physical AI means robotics.

It means, you know, not humanoid robots, the cool looking ones, but the other ones.

Right.

What that means is in the warehouses and in logistics and shipping, it's going to be mainly AI running other AI.

So we're going to see big changes there.

I don't think we're going to see.

And if you look at the way that sort of some of the robots are and you'll see all the memes and all the YouTube stuff and everything else, you know, I don't see them doing anything much.

They're clunky.

It's difficult.

They could probably empty a dishwasher at the moment.

That might be the extent of it.

The robotics part is much, much harder.

The AI that's more interesting is the stuff that's going to be embedded.

So I think that our lives are going to become easier in some ways because they'll be more streamlined by AI.

At the moment, I'm getting AI on top of my emails to give me a summary of all of the email threads.

That makes my life easier.

I love Claude.