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The irony is these types of jobs are usually in companies that aren't going to spend any money to invest in the back office tools/processes their employees use
by mattbrewsbytes 4y ago
The irony is these types of jobs are usually in companies that aren't going to spend any money to invest in the back office tools/processes their employees use on a daily basis. Any AI/ML tooling is so far away from that type of company that those jobs might be safer than others.
- Tarsul 4y agonot if (rather when) Microsoft includes its AI into MS Office. And I've read somewhere that that's exactly what they are planning.
- paleotrope 4y agoThat will last until Microsoft realizes it cannibalizes Office licenses.
- darkerside 4y agoThese are probably the same companies that tried and failed to outsource labor to other countries. We'll see if this goes any better.