Dr. Lolly Mancey

I'm having a great time with it, you know, helping me write presentations and brainstorming.

I use ChatGPT for other things that are a little bit more sort of push and pull.

Claude kind of is more of an executor and does things for me.

But it's definitely transformatory.

And I think that we have worked and used busyness as a badge of honor and had many, you know, most of us have burnouts in the corporate world.

You know, I don't think that's a good thing.

I think the world of work has meant to change for a long time.

But on the flip side of that, I do think we're going to end up with universal basic income and we're going to end up with a lot of people that don't retrain or can't retrain or there aren't the jobs yet.

I think we're probably in about a five-year hiatus of change and difficulty and disruption before we start to come out of it and see the benefits of it.

But I don't see anything taking over the world.

I think it's going to be the two of us together in terms of human and technology.

And in fact, all of the companies I'm working with at the moment across every sector are now switching from a narrative of AI first into human first plus technology first.

That's in the last year because they've suddenly realized AI first is not a great message.

That's the answer.

Nobody really knows.

Universal basic income, yeah.

Very good question.

I mean, it's being talked about at the highest levels in Brussels at the moment in terms of that.

I mean, we're struggling already with pensions.

And if we're living longer, what does that mean for us?