But what do you see some MSLs making, like mistakes they're making with AI that kind of make you nervous as an MSL?

Yes.

So I would say, and again, this is unique to every company and every employer, but there are a lot of guardrails in place for a reason.

And it's really to protect all of us who are using AI.

um you know for example and i've been guilty of these right like i think as we were all coming on board to many of these ai tools you think oh you can upload a file great let me upload this pdf so obviously i would never upload something to a public ai that was proprietary information however even on your company tool there's a difference between having copyright or usability and having like AI usability.

And so if you don't have those permissions from the journal or whatever you're uploading to an AI agent or language, then you could be out of compliance with what you're doing.

And so I think there's a real risk of we don't know what we don't know, and the guardrails are being built as we are doing it.

As a leader in the field, what do you make of all this?