Jane Livesey

We need to make sure this benefits all.

I think we've got an incredible opportunity.

We've got AI frameworks that are really guiding us in the way that we think about using AI.

But again, it comes back to the values and ethics of organizations and the way that they adopt AI.

I'm very optimistic that we will be able to do this responsibly, but we also need to be cautious.

We've got to think about the impacts.

and how to really make sure that people are at the centre of what we do.

It's going to be important to every Australian.

No, I am excited.

I get really excited when we're working with our customers like the Cancer Council and they're able to accelerate research using AI tooling and that's really helping with finding solutions

treatments and cures to help children who are suffering from cancer, or if I start to see actually children starting to learn how to use AI within schooling and education so that they can have better access to knowledge.

That is prosperity.

That's shared prosperity.

And it's when we start to benefit all.

And that really, really excites me.

6,000 people.

Oh, look, I think, you know, one, 6,000 people.

What incredible support we have across Australia.

Our customers will be treated to a keynote from Satya and really hearing about Microsoft's vision in the AI era.

He is not only- Satya, of course, being the CEO of Microsoft.