Shekhar Natarajan

Or the whistleblowers.

But the power lies with the companies which are actually pushing this technology.

And they're being reckless more and more.

That feels like a race.

I am like Gemini 3.

ChatGPT 5, maybe 6, and then that fellow is going to say 4, and this fellow is going to say 7.

They're going to keep perpetuating this donkey work and creating a very dysfunctional, dystopian society.

Corporate adoption of AI technologies this year in the Financial Times has shown to have dropped.

So you're going to see market kind of response to the results that are being found or not, as the case may be, and also things like the use of these technologies in schools, in education.

We've already touched on this in conversation, but you're going to get some kind of kickback based on the actual

value or lack thereof of these tools, the actual ROI or whatever.

And so, yeah.

So it's self-correcting.

It's self-correcting.

The system is being self-correcting.

This is the classic in tech.

It's the hype cycle, trough of disillusionment, plateau of productivity.

You know, it always happens that way.

And then a new literacy is born and a set of practices and so on and so forth.

And so there's disruptions, right?