So what happened here with AI, and why are we seeing this reversal back to humans at many companies right now?

We're seeing the reality hit of what AI can truly do.

A person's job role contribution is not the sum total of the individual tasks that can be automated with technology, but it took organizations a little while to realize that and see that in practice.

And I think it's also elevating the human moment.

So our, our own experience says that when you do use AI to supplement human work, the output is not just more efficient, it's better.

So that's great, but it is truly an and.

Brian, what are the biggest limits of AI in the workplace right now? What are the things that companies thought AI could reliably do that it turns out humans are still much better at? I hope it's a really long list.

It, it's, it really comes down to judgment, right? Y- AI doesn't have judgment.