Thoughts on T. Rowe's strategic direction amidst market shifts?

Curious to hear from others within T. Rowe Price, or even those familiar with the firm from the outside, about how you see the company navigating the current asset management landscape. We've seen a lot of consolidation and pressure on fees industry-wide. I'm wondering about the firm's focus on different asset classes, any investment in new technologies (like AI for investment research or client servicing), and how the organizational structure is adapting. Are we leaning more into passive, active, or alternatives? Any internal discussions or strategic pivots you've observed that seem particularly noteworthy? Trying to get a pulse on where the firm is heading long-term, beyond the immediate cyclical ups and downs. Open to all perspectives, positive or critical.