Australia's AI Productivity Paradox
We may be adopting AI quickly enough to disrupt the economy, but not thoughtfully enough to make the country more productive. On data centres, energy, sovereignty, and what Australia should actually do.
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I'm Paul Seymour — Founder | Director | Co-CEO | Developer | Herder of Agents. Co-founder of Patient Zero & 10,000 Spoons, and a problematic employee who figured out creating businesses is easier than buying them.
Meet HUBRIS, Patient Zero's AI assistant. In the Co-CEO Series, it decided to take "proactive problem-solving" a bit too literally and commandeered my excavator for a field chase scene.
This is what happens when you give an AI too much autonomy and access to heavy machinery. Lesson learned: always check the permissions before deploying AI in agriculture.
Watch the full Co-CEO Series episodeThat time HUBRIS (our AI) hacked my excavator and chased me across a field
Founder | Director | Co-CEO | Developer | Herder of Agents. Co-founder of Patient Zero, a 100% Australian-owned software consultancy in Brisbane, & 10,000 Spoons. I spend my days meeting with customers, helping on teams, and trying to run a company by committee.
I relax by spending quality time with my excavator, playing piano and flying my gyrocopter. I have a music degree. It's been more useful than you'd think.
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