Mary Daly

a better business, a better economy.

And really, the thing that gets me jazzed and optimistic is people talk about a better world.

How do we make things better for people?

How do we change education so there's more equality?

How do we help the globe have more opportunity?

How do we harness what's sitting here in front of us with all these people into something powerful that changes lives and livelihoods?

So that's what gets me optimistic.

And they're just not talking about what they

might do, they don't stay, if I said now, next, later, there's not too many conversations with people who live out here who talk about way later.

They're all talking about now and next.

That gets me excited.

So what we're looking for is a technology to give us consistently good changes in productivity so that all industries at scale get better.

Industries figure out new ways to generate revenue, new ways to do product design, new ideas to come and shape the economy.

That's the thing that has a sustained productivity growth part.

So it's undeniable productivity growth has gone up.

What's not as clear is how long will that last.

When does it move from, you know, something that's just in the development stages and with electricity, the wealthy urban areas had it and the rural areas didn't.

In this, could this go faster?

Is the diffusion of AI and its use cases faster?

So I'm looking at both inflation and productivity.