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a fool with a tool is cheaper than an expert. especially if expertise is needed to adequately estimate cost. that’s the gamble all of these “natural language”
by catchnear4321 3y ago
a fool with a tool is cheaper than an expert. especially if expertise is needed to adequately estimate cost.
that’s the gamble all of these “natural language” tools are making. sell to people that aren’t experts, attempt to deflect criticism from those that are. what’s a $20k subscription compared to a $200k person?
what comes next depends on the company. some will invest the money in the product to make it more useful. others will search for more fools.
most importantly, nobody wants to be left behind. there’s a lot of products that need more time in the oven, but that’s never stopped a good salesperson.