Key bit of info for the headlining person: "Mr Meadowcroft can't be certain, but he's pretty sure the AI replaced them." It's possible his employer saw they co

Key bit of info for the headlining person: "Mr Meadowcroft can't be certain, but he's pretty sure the AI replaced them." It's possible his employer saw they could use AI and cheaper labor, but not AI alone. AI generated text for publication is not trustworthy at the moment, but it's possible with enough time and input it could be made to be that way. It will depend upon what happens the first time a company puts out something AI written, and intelligent humans find some glaring error and blow a hole in it. I think translation and voice over is going to be the biggest AI replacers. Audiobooks by AI sound terrible now, but I remember the voice over feature on the first Kindles and it's come a ways.