Why is it so, uh, important to address all three?

Yes.

Wonderful question.

I'm glad you asked.

So- The technology, I mean, that's straightforward, right? Like, if, if you don't know what the technology does, you know, if the technology is failing you, if you have poor security in place, AI is, is not going to behave properly.

So you, you have to of course know what you're doing with the technology.

There's many, many instances of AI, we all have read the headlines, you know, not doing what we-- people have wanted it to do.

So how should leaders approach AI adoption in a way that helps employees see it as an opportunity rather than simply a threat?

Oh,

yeah, for sure.

I think all specifically on the writing side, because it defaults to active voice versus ChatGPT, the defaults to passive voice.

So I'm seeing much better outputs, not always, but frequently.

And I recently read something interesting that a lot of open AI was actually trained by people in Africa.

And there's a certain dialect that gets used there that Chai GPT has now adapted.

So, for example, the word Delve.

What is generative UI and the more action oriented rather than generative oriented tooling that you're seeing out there?