Isn’t this ignoring the actual obvious problem which is: you can’t actually replace employees with AI?
I feel like I’m going nuts. I have a small consultancy with a half dozen employees. Sure Gen AI might give us a 10% efficiency bump in the future with the current tech at it’s ideal implementation, which remains a decade away IMO.
I’d love for some automaton to be able to do my job but that’s just not my reality.
Yes. AI can take over some tasks. And many higher-ups think that an employee does just a single task because that’s what’s on paper while reality is a lot different.
Isn’t this ignoring the actual obvious problem which is: you can’t actually replace employees with AI?
I feel like I’m going nuts. I have a small consultancy with a half dozen employees. Sure Gen AI might give us a 10% efficiency bump in the future with the current tech at it’s ideal implementation, which remains a decade away IMO.
I’d love for some automaton to be able to do my job but that’s just not my reality.
Yes. AI can take over some tasks. And many higher-ups think that an employee does just a single task because that’s what’s on paper while reality is a lot different.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doorman_fallacy