George Butler

The general consensus is that we are not very prepared for what's to come with AI.

Six in ten university students think universities can prepare them for AI, but only 36 think they are being prepared.

Only one in five agree that the educational system is preparing young people for kind of a post-AI world.

And there's also a huge public appetite for government retraining.

53% would like to see government retraining.

So I suppose there is that fear and perhaps that is...

in there because people aren't prepared, tooled up and being enriched on the changes that are happening in the world.

I think you're probably right.

And that's it for this week's stat attack on AI having a clue.

Yeah, lots of insights.

Lots of insights.

On a completely different note, let's jump to a different story now.

Fitness.

You love a bit of running.

You love a bit of fitness.

Apparently, AI is helping fitness instructors with some gains.

Yeah, not quite the gains that you want.

Yeah, well, it's no wonder that that insight is so sort of full of concern because it is infiltrating every single sector.

I do, you know, you can really understand why the kind of the public, A, why the public adoption is growing because it's just AI is just everywhere and everything now and equally why there is so much kind of concern and confusion.

The government, James, a quick one to say, they've just launched a huge AI project