I tend to agree with the panel that I don't care if a it's a human or AI answering my question if they can get it resolve efficiently but I do think it's important that businesses are transparent and don't try and pretend that an AI is human.  Thoughts?

Do you think AI will be monopolised by a select few large companies - google, openAI, Claude etc - or do you think smaller companies will have a good chance at surviving too?  I am thinking about small companies being those who are able to use the platforms to create links/every day use for customers, or whether the larger companies will just create those links themselves and rule out the need for the smaller companies.

Where do you get your up to date info on AI Jason, do you recommend any podcasts, specific news forums etc? That was all very interesting, thank you by the way! :)

Great to hear more about AI, can you please elaborate how the rules and regulations are going to be implemented in various industries?  Where do we draw the line?

I completely agree! Especially given that the AI will be a 'polite' version and not the computer generated telephone communication that has previously been used of repeating your post code over and over again until it understands! 

Hi Jason. Regarding your MIT AI course. I am accountant with no backgroind in IT. There are huge changes ahead and I wonder if it is worth taking the MIT AI course, at least the foundation level.  

Richard Fitzherbert  Yeah I agree Richard. Oh and hello! It's me, the human version of Jason :)

Hi Richard. Jason here. 

I absolutely agree and can recommend the Business for AI course I did. It's online, so no need to travel to the U.S! I'm sure a google search will reveal what courses they are currently offering.

That's a rather bigger question than I am qualified to answer, Faith :) but a great question. It's happening at a state level. I forget the various names of the European, UK and U.S initiatives but they are in legislative discussion right now and a search will tell you more than I can :). Hope that helps.