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To an extent, but their main points match my own perspective: -AI use at work is broad but shallow: -At work, most AI use is focused on collaboration and assis
by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
To an extent, but their main points match my own perspective:
-AI use at work is broad but shallow:
-At work, most AI use is focused on collaboration and assistance with tasks, and so far task automation is uncommon:
Both of the above happen for a reason and if you work at any bigger corp ( esp publicly owned ), it is easy to understand why.
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What I did find more amusing though was the coded cry for help ' To get there, we as a society must work together".
- inigyou 3mo agoI wonder if there would be more task automation if providers didn't ban you for automating tasks. Also if all the built-in AI buttons could actually automate tasks instead of just telling you how they're unable to automate tasks.
- iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago:D you just noted common issue #1
- FpUser 3mo ago>"we as a society must work together" - this is really rich. do they say the same about sharing the "benefits"