> Customer service (chat, phone) Only because companies have been cutting costs for decades here. This is not a good argument for AI. > writing software If y

> Customer service (chat, phone) Only because companies have been cutting costs for decades here. This is not a good argument for AI. > writing software If you mean typing characters quickly, yes. Otherwise, there’s still a lot of employed devs, with many AI companies hiring. > writing docs about software The most useful docs are there because they contain info you cannot determine from the code. AI is not able to do this. > computer graphics (animation, images) If you are producing slop, yes. > driving cars True, but only because of its improved physical awareness. ie it’s a mechanical gain (better eyes, ears, etc) not an intellectual one (interpreting that information). Self driving cars aren’t LLMs and not really applicable here. Entirely different field. > AI is only going to become more ubiquitous, there's 0% chance it 'fails' and we return to 2020 Absolutely true. But not for the reasons you think.