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People who can write and maintain those scripts and macros, and keep them useful and correct as part of a larger system, and who can keep all that running smoot
by wharvle 3y ago
People who can write and maintain those scripts and macros, and keep them useful and correct as part of a larger system, and who can keep all that running smoothly even through employee turnover, are relatively rare and mostly busy doing other stuff.
- deadbabe 3y agoSo this is why AI will also fail to replace many many jobs.
- heresie-dabord 3y agoSupplementary comment: If senior management were replaced by an LLM, the board of directors would need to carefully consider which LLM to use (e.g. who owns it, controls it, trains it, is liable for its mistakes and ethical and/or legal lapses in training). It seems like an easy fit to replace human roles that generate SUBs (Safe, Uninteresting Bloviation) for consumers to read and delete... until the management above these roles realises that it cannot safely outsource its SUBs.