James Chandler

But I think with anything where there is uncertainty and AI, as we've talked about.

certainly doesn't make things more certain.

Anything around kind of uncertainty, I think AI is hung out to dry a little bit on.

So I'm not surprised that AI is a kind of a bogeyman on things like that.

Going back to the work point, half of workers who use AI say that it's made no real difference to whether

They are better or worse at their job.

Just sort of thinking about Christine Armstrong in that interview again, in contrast to employers where nearly nine in 10 say that they've seen at least modest improvements in work.

So there's a delta there, isn't there, between the people in the kind of leadership teams and the ex-co and the people on the ground who aren't quite feeling it.

I think it really depends on what you're doing.

I think it can help you be a lot more ruthless.

And I'm not using it to the extent I haven't got...

three second brain set up where they're you know doing all my stuff I can see huge roles for AI to probably make me a bit more a bit more productive if I could just sort of embrace it do it give it the control whatever it might be I think I'm slightly better at my job now with AI than I was before what about you

There's lots in there.

Lots and lots in there.

Not those gains.

Not quite as good as what?

No, okay.

A BBC investigation has found that AI-generated fitness instructors, so these aren't humans, these are completely generated by AI.

Oh, is that a thing?

Wow.