Peter Mansbridge

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Okay, topic number two for this second segment, gentlemen, and Jerry, I'll ask you to start here.

Artificial intelligence.

Every day you pick up yet another piece about how the world really isn't ready.

For AI in terms of it's not in the mindset of most people.

A lot who are going to lose their jobs, a lot who are going to have to be retrained for new jobs, a lot who will never be in a position to work in a field where AI dominates.

And so the question that's asked increasingly is,

is how ready are we and how ready are governments to handle what is going to be a very, and is already a very basic shift in the way our world works.

All right, James, where are you on this?

It's going to test government, too, early through this.

I mean, this government, the one elected a year ago, the prime minister decided to have an actual cabinet position about AI, and that's where we see Evan Solomon.

He certainly has a background for being in a position like that.

But the demand is about regulation, and one of the demands is about regulation.

And you wonder whether that's like an almost impossible position

You get a last word on this, James.

A cure for cancer would be a good start.

Okay, we're out of time, but I do want to quickly touch base on one thing.