Dr. Mark Khater

Do you see a perspective there because things slow down, because people think more?

I mean, that could be like totally futile.

I'm implying that you say it's going to be better because you still do this stuff and do some research.

How do you think things develop then for research in AI?

I think we're trying.

So every second piece of research today has the title, the impact of AI or the implications of AI on or the use of AI with.

So there's a lot of that now hitting journals and so on.

So my worry is, again, these things take a very long time to be peer reviewed and then taken to the public.

But again, also universities, I think, you know, and you see this a lot more now as well, they're being encouraged to actually talk to practitioners.

and to sort of publish in practitioner journals, which take a bit shorter to publish.

But I actually cannot say that I know how we can tackle this.

I think, and I never wanted to say this, and I never thought there would be a day that I'd be sitting in the seat saying this, but really there is a role for regulators.

There is a role for government to play.

There is a role for policies here.

And, you know, as you said, I work in fund management and I work in finance and I do have still my startup.

And most of us dislike any government interference.

We don't like regulation.

We don't like too many policies.

We don't like...

the hindrance of innovation.