Max Chandler-Mather

I have little musical talent and I was able to rip a song into four different instrumental bass drums, vocals very quickly and easily.

I'm able to turn AI from a picture into a moving video and really being able to show what consumers can now do.

And this is where AI is going to be fantastic.

It starts to take away the mundane in your work life to make you more creative and think differently about the other aspects of your business and be far more productive in that space.

And that's what we were really trying to do with that event is to show how, yes, there's so much fluff about AI, but there's so much more that is now in your hands of every user.

No problems at all, mate.

I hope that was easily explained for everyone.

Thanks for having me.

Oh, two things.

One, massive increases in financial stress.

And it's been occurring since COVID and it's really starting to bite.

And I think there is a wild underestimation actually at the moment, just how much financial pain people are in.

There's over a million kids in poverty in Australia at the moment.

There are pensioners, single parents making tough choices at the supermarket about whether or not they buy enough food to eat that week or pay the rent.

kids going to school without shoes, all sorts of things.

And in a wealthy country like that, that's unacceptable.

And it is starting to bite now into higher and higher income brackets.

And that pain is being underestimated by almost the entire political class.

And the second feature is people are disconnected from politics.

You know, in the 20th century, you have these large collective institutions like trade unions that represented 50% of the workforce.