It continues to be a challenge. The numbers we cited are coming out of the Stanford HAI report. A new report just landed today. I'm eager to go and see the numbers, to see if we're progressing.
It's important for citizens to understand the technology and to feel like they have some agency over how the technology is used in their lives.
When it comes to the workforce, it's worth emphasizing that Cohere is strictly focused on deploying AI within the context of enterprise and governments. It's not for consumers. When it comes to that context, the strategy to build trust is twofold.
One is to support the transition that is necessary. We have several programs in terms of education to drive adoption and to make that transition a lot easier when we partner with an enterprise. We view that as being essential to the transition.
The other one is to show the burden of showing that we are actually realizing productivity gains. We are not there to deploy technologies just to complicate people's lives. It's to actually have a way to demonstrate that the productivity increases are real, toward use cases that actually matter to each company.
