Steve Brown

And the companies that figure out how to orchestrate the humans and the machines and have them work most effectively together are the ones that are going to be the most successful in 2027 and 2028.

So it's a new emerging technology, but people need to be engaging in it right away.

I mean, I spend probably three hours a day just researching.

I have to.

I'm reading, I'm listening to podcasts, whatever exercises.

Well, yours comes to mind.

Yours is a pretty decent one.

I spend about three hours a day.

And then I have people in the industry that I stay connected to and have conversation with.

But that's the value I bring to clients is I am fully anchored in what is happening.

I can tell you what happened yesterday and the week before and what it all means.

That's my goal.

If I have a superpower, I've been told this.

It is that I can take complex technical information and make it understandable by normal people.

And that's what I try and do for my clients.

Extremely.

I mean, when I was at Intel, we were looking out 10 or 15 years.

I think that's impossible now.

I think realistically, you can only see two to three with any kind of clarity.

If you go, sure, you can think about the grand arcs of change, sort of big picture stuff in the next 10, 15, maybe 20 years, but not with any kind of specificity or high confidence.