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How is your comment relevant to the article? My comment is relevant because I’m pointing out, like the article does, that AI isn’t turning out to be anywhere n
by dangus 9mo ago
How is your comment relevant to the article?
My comment is relevant because I’m pointing out, like the article does, that AI isn’t turning out to be anywhere near as useful and low-friction as it has been promised. Hence, the fatigue.
Your comment is the one that contributes nothing.
- Kiro 9mo agoThe article is talking about physical fatigue from being more productive. Your comment is about the "people are tired of the AI hype" type of fatigue.
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- dangus 9mo agoI’m sorry I didn’t talk about what you wanted me to. Maybe I can send you my comment drafts in the future so you can decide if my comments are appropriate. I appreciate your help!
- spiderfarmer 9mo agoYou should venture outside coding. Just from my last gathering with friends I heard people in Healthcare, Logistics and Construction all mentioning interesting ways in which it improves their productivity.
- dangus 9mo agoAny my examples were examples outside of coding where it is increasing friction and eroding customer experience. But I acknowledge that both experiences can exist.