There is a particular hot, stinking pile of embarrassment that AI has a habit of dropping people into. Before AI, most mistakes at work were generally small and human-sized: you missed a detail or CC'd in the wrong James. Occasionally, you may have misspelt someone’s name. At its worst, you may have sent a WhatsApp to your colleague, saying you wouldn’t be at work that day, and autocorrect decided to change your groggy message to: “I’m not coming in today. I’m feeling dick”.

For many of us, Artificial Intelligence is already woven into daily life -  from assistants in our pockets to tools at work. What fascinates me is not just the technology itself, but how people respond to it and use it in their daily lives and at work. Over the past couple of years, I’ve been both observer and participant in this area, experimenting with AI and simultaneously looking into how other people use AI, their attitudes toward AI, and what they’re using it for. My in