Mary Daly

And in fact, there's been job decline, you know, negative job growth, basically, job losses.

And so that just makes me put an underscore on this idea that the labor market has a no hiring, no firing.

That's already making you a little vulnerable to a negative shock pushing you below.

But also, if all your jobs are in health care and education, think of all those workers trained for other sectors who are not getting opportunities.

And I think that's where we have more work to do to make sure that there's no

that vulnerability doesn't turn into fragility.

But that's less about AI and more about the diversified growth in the economy.

And if companies are able to really see positive output growth as uncertainty for the positive demand growth as the uncertainty decreases, then I think that's a possibility that would be a positive boost for the economy.

So then it's about, should we look at a positive boost for the economy as an inflationary event

Or should we think that a positive boost for the economy comes with AI and doesn't actually induce inflation?

Well, you know, it's interesting.

So we have, as I said, we have roundtables.

And I have one this morning.

But I have them with all kinds of industries.

I like to do them by industry.

So we had an agricultural roundtable.

How are you using AI?

Surprisingly far ahead of where you'd think.

right?

They're using it to do everything from, you know, think about idea generation.