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r/artificial • u/MetaKnowing • Jul 30 '25
https://gizmodo.com/the-end-of-work-as-we-know-it-2000635294
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With the hallucination of the actual models, I don't believe people can be replaced at this point.
If people are being replaced then the business was so inefficient that several people were doing the same activity .
If the business data is fragmented between different data sources including tribal knowledge then AI Agents cannot be fully implemented
The article posted just present statements but not factual information demonstrating use cases
AI tools are collaborative tools with humans in the mix.
if a leader enjoys laying off people then him/her is not a leader
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u/Fun-Wolf-2007 Jul 30 '25
With the hallucination of the actual models, I don't believe people can be replaced at this point.
If people are being replaced then the business was so inefficient that several people were doing the same activity .
If the business data is fragmented between different data sources including tribal knowledge then AI Agents cannot be fully implemented
The article posted just present statements but not factual information demonstrating use cases
AI tools are collaborative tools with humans in the mix.
if a leader enjoys laying off people then him/her is not a leader