Surajit Ghosh

Yeah, I can read them.

Should we go in order, the first one?

Okay.

Good tip.

But I gave it away already, so I'm going to now do what I said.

No, I think the first one is quite relevant.

So it's a question for both of us.

If you were advising a 20-year-old, what three skills would you tell them to start developing right now to stay relevant in an AI-driven world?

His son.

And he's already tinkering with AI.

He's doing his own Python coding, et cetera, which I couldn't imagine when I was 15.

So I think...

I'll give a high-level answer to be actually successful, depending on whether you're hands-on within AI building models yourself or not.

There are three things I think are super important.

One is

Having that tech background, having a common understanding of what AI really is, it always helps.

Not everyone needs to have the details and algorithms and how models work, not needed.

But having that basic understanding always is good.

Then you know exactly how to gauge what AI is really doing.

I think the other thing is, if you are in a corporate setting,