Graham Abell

data replacing full jobs it's replacing parts of jobs and i think therefore the opportunity is how do we help those people do much more valuable work with that time that's freed up that's where the unlock is it's not about really cost reduction it's about value added so

yeah i think all of every company has the opportunity to leverage that to kind of drive much more value and be innovative but it's up to them to like understand their context and spend time thinking about it and so yeah like the benefits of going on some of these training is like you do get to you know come up upon the balcony and kind of survey and think about this stuff and you know we're again really lucky having the partnerships that we do that we get to talk to academics who spend their whole time thinking about this sort of stuff and you know have experts kind of help us kind of rationalize and think about it

I think exactly like that, you know, working through some of my gardening problems.

Very focused on my lawn, so trying to get rid of scutch grass at the minute, so looking for advice.

I think I'm also reaching an age where I'm on more and more supplements, it feels like, to, you know, tweak whatever my sleep and all the rest of it is.

So it has me on quite a regimen of different things at the minute.

So, like, I think I end, like, certainly I end up using it

most I don't know many times a day just asking questions and going back and forth it's kind of it's very well tailored to kind of lead you down a rabbit hole of learning more about stuff and the kids are always asking questions so we put the chat GPT or whatever's on the phone to kind of get answers so in my home life it's all about that like in work it's

it's incredible kind of getting first draft of docs out or you know iterating really quickly on on stuff that like trying to communicate complex ideas which again has never been more important but actually leveraging ai to kind of help do that has been it's been great so it's a huge accelerant for that sort of stuff it's it's never the finished draft but it does get you the first working copy that you can kind of yeah and it's really it's just great decision support isn't it yeah

Yeah, I think in both cases though, like the more you use it, the more it learns about you, the more tailored it is and the better, you know, so at home it has all my background, but in work it has all my docs and it has my store, like, you know, my Google Drive and all the rest of it.

And so it has access to like full corpus of stuff that then when you ask the question, it has this, you know, this base to come from and be very like that first draft gets better and better.