Kristin

Oh yeah.

People have this like real nostalgic desire to kind of go back to simpler ways because we've gotten so far to the technology side.

I think that there's going to eventually be a balance.

Maybe that's where the bubble will burst.

I don't know.

But there'll be some kind of a balance where AI and tech is just going to be more of a helper to us rather than a hindrance.

And right now it feels like a hindrance because there's so much and it's not exactly working.

right?

Well, maybe it,

Maybe it's because partly because, again, as a system thinker, we can understand like the fail points in a different way.

Do I think any of these things are bad necessarily?

No, but original original machine learning and automation, especially, you know, this from an industrial perspective, was created with safety in mind.

I do think robot lines are great, especially in like slaughterhouses where that's extremely dangerous occupation between digits loss and other injuries.

Having robots be able to do that up to the speed of what a human can do could be really great beneficial on a safety aspect.

That's brilliant.

But I also think about on the other side of what happens when one of these goes amok.

Like, are we going to have to put people back on the line and hurry it up?

You know, there's a lot of questions there for me.

Do I think that like the pallet lifting is that's amazing.

I do think that those robots that flip up and down inside of I used to call them big yellows because they were yellow at the time in the factories that I worked in it.