Steve Brown

It could be giving them greater intuition, helping them make higher quality decisions.

So that's what I see is going to be a big trend in business is figuring out how to use agents strategically to amplify the impact of the talent that you already have.

So that's the business side of things.

On the consumer side of things, I'm expecting a lot more pushback against AI.

Yeah, and I think that's going to continue, especially if we see some job losses.

Which at the moment leaders are chalking up to AI because it's easier and they get rewarded when it comes to the street versus saying, hey, I overhired.

It's much easier to blame it on AI.

But I think we are going to see some AI based job losses.

And I think that's and it's increasingly hard for kids coming out of colleges and universities to find their first job.

Yeah.

It's still not impossible, but it's harder.

So I think there is going to be more of a backlash against it.

And, you know, the nimbyism with data centers is part of that.

So I'm anticipating a bit of that, which is going to be uncomfortable.

But, you know, that always happens with new technologies.

People thought that if you rode on a train above the speed of 30 miles an hour, you would melt when trains first came out.

So, you know, sometimes it's not always well-informed.

Honestly, that's unclear.

There's just so much demand for AI capabilities.

You know, you're even seeing weird strange bedfellows now with Anthropic and Elon Musk working together.