This sounds good in theory. Then you try to use these tools and they don’t really make you more productive. More like asking someone for help, them giving a hal

This sounds good in theory. Then you try to use these tools and they don’t really make you more productive. More like asking someone for help, them giving a half baked response, giving up and walking away. I had a conversation recently about this very thing. They were complaining that Salesforce is very hard to learn, even for simple tasks. I asked why not use AI assistants? Because in practice they just aren’t capable of connecting the dots between documentation and configuration to complete the task at hand at the required level of customization. And that gap that exists between how things are stated to work and what’s actually required is where a lot of jobs are done and AI isn’t close to fixing. Which is why I still remain convinced that what’s being called AI is nothing more than a marketing tool to sell enterprise software and that jobs are going to be destroyed by it.