Surajit Ghosh

and you are doing something for the business, work backwards from the business and understand whatever you're building should actually touch the business and make it beneficial for them.

It's not AI and modeling for the sake of it.

That's for a separate research and development.

If you're in a corporate world, try to build something beneficial for business.

And a third one, I think, which myself I learned quite a bit in my last six years, it's communication.

Talking about AI, if you use a lot of tech jargon and mathematics, sometimes people lose you.

So it's about how you really narrate the story in a very simple way so people can relate to it.

I think if the combination of these three has worked very well for me, so I can say that.

Anything you want to add?

That's fantastic what you said.

I fully agree.

I think it's about asking the right questions that really tells you you're looking for that unique thing that you're missing.

I fully agree.

Surely.

We have to build a special product for that, but let's see.

Let's go to this one, Surajit or Malcolm.

Is there a particular AI capability you are each excited to explore?

That's for you, my friend.

I think in the short term, I'm really looking forward to agentic AI.

You hear a lot of noise and the hype, and there are a lot of feedback that I'm getting from a lot of companies.