Joe Lynam

That's right, actually.

57% haven't used it at all in the past 12 months.

Now, is it that they haven't or they think they haven't?

Because I would imagine if you asked somebody about Gen AI versus ChatGPT, they may not necessarily associate the two of them together.

Now, when you talk about redefining the way we do work entirely, like I get excited about that because just like in the characterisation I gave of the 15 year time frame there that I just mentioned at the beginning of the show, I'm excited to see how work could change in the next while.

But that could frighten people too, Leisha.

So how do we square that circle?

And that's the key point is actually look at this from a rounded perspective.

I was looking at the reporting on the survey in the papers this morning and like one of the headlines that came out is that Ireland is lagging the world.

And, you know, sitting here as somebody who runs a company in Ireland, like,

I don't like the thought that we're doing that, but the numbers back it up.

Like you say here, workers who used AI over the past year report being more productive at work.

67% of people say that in Ireland.

Globally, it's 74%.

See greater quality of work appointments you made, 64% in Ireland.

Globally, 75%.

See their creativity increase, 55% in Ireland.

Globally, 69%.

What do we need to do to catch up?

Or are we asking the right question in doing that?