Professor Luke O'Neill

That's right.

Amazing.

Gone, exactly.

I met him outside when we had a chat about this.

He's exactly right.

The real skills, Pat, will eventually be things like interpersonal reading the room in a certain job.

So, you know, your interpersonal relationships will be really...

leading a team, leadership skills become more important, selling a vision, Pat, that Camilla writes.

If you're in a job and you can sell the vision of what you're doing to someone else, these are very important skills that AI can't do.

And as I said to Brian outside, to be honest, Pat, there's a lot of positivity around this.

So instead of people being in a typing pool all day, they'll use other skills and add value to their company or develop new ideas and new products.

AI is not going to come up with that.

AI can't do that.

And in marketing, Pat, the basic marketing goes, what doesn't go is taste.

You know, things like that, you know, positioning of things and in a marketing sense, that becomes a human skill that AI can't really do.

And of course, the real trick, Pat, will be we'd all use AI to help us in the workplace, to make our jobs more effective and more satisfying.

So instead of being a grunt, you know, working hours and hours through the day, you'll be bringing your creative skills to things, I suppose.

So I think overall, the view would be it'll benefit.

We do have.

It'll regurgitate lies.