Have these people used chatgpt or any kind of LLM? Originally I was in line with the article but after having used it, I'm not convinced it's going to take anyo

Have these people used chatgpt or any kind of LLM? Originally I was in line with the article but after having used it, I'm not convinced it's going to take anyone's job unless your job is mindless tasks that should have been automated already. Such as the example provided in the article: >At Chemours, a DuPont spinoff, the company has trained close to 1,000 office and lab workers in AI applications over the past three years. As a result, finance professionals who used to prepare certain reports with a lot of copying and pasting between systems and spreadsheets now do it much faster because of their training with no-code analytic tools Seems like a great use case for llms, large scale text generation that acts as scripting glue. AI will improve efficiency for dumb tasks meaning smaller teams can take the same workload. This will either lead to layoffs indirectly or more head count for r&d and other investment areas.