Post #965422

One thing I think is a very viable use case for AI is parsing search engine results. I'd never turn over decision making to AI, but having it churn through relevant data on setup or troubleshooting does make that process a bit easier. It's still not perfect and just reading some suggestions it generates I just have to be like "yeah, that's stupid, I'm not doing that". I think if you learn a subject and then are just using AI to assist and not lead the way, you'd do fine. The biggest problem we have right now is companies trying to make money off the hype and trying to push AI into some part of their company so they can say they are AI-positive to their shareholders. For every 1 good use case, there are probably 100 bad. But the reality is even a bad idea if implemented correctly (in terms of revenue - not actual function) can be successful and dig that hole a little bit deeper.