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They say don't look at it. I look at it every day, at least once.I really shouldn’t look at this stuff but then I’m an idiot![]()
who really needs ai in every day life that we don't have already.AI in the future will not like it is today, god knows how many years it will take to mature and be part of everyday life.
No, it really isn't.who really needs ai in every day life that we don't have already.
you can claim any sat nav is ai.
No, it isn't.You know how on expensive walkmans you could skip tracks by it identifying the blank spaces, that's the power of AI.
No, it isn't.It's not really AI it's just automating digital tasks
One of the fundamental differences between machine learning AI and just explicitly programmed software, is that it can be trained to do all the same physical tasks that people can do.how much money really is there in that for most companies that are mainly physical?
It's definitely going to replace a lot of menial jobs..... but likelihood is it will replace the more expensive jobs first as the ROI is better.most of the organisation will be minimum wage jobs ?
I did see a report from Citi, they reckon finance jobs will be hardest hit with banking having the largest percentage with potential to be automated at 54%.It's definitely going to replace a lot of menial jobs..... but likelihood is it will replace the more expensive jobs first as the ROI is better.
I did see a report from Citi, they reckon finance jobs will be hardest hit with banking having the largest percentage with potential to be automated at 54%.
Imagine if London lost 50% of jobs in finance, insurance wasnt far behind at 48% either, could be a disaster for the city.
Don't need people to pay extra to monetise it. As long as its a feature.Would you pay Microsoft an increased premium to use their extra AI features in office 365?
Again, why pay extra? It's just an improved offering to acquire/retain customers.Would you pay Amazon an extra subscription to give Alexa enhanced AI over what it already has?
The major impact from AI isn't selling a product to consumers. It's providing value to businesses by automating processes that rely on expensive people.At the moment with subscription overload, I can't see AI being something that general users will use, and I think it's right that it will be hard to monetise.
how much money really is there in that for most companies that are mainly physical?
most of the organisation will be minimum wage jobs ?
all AI is going to do is help the global corporations kill of or milk the smaller ones, and then make sure no one can ever change the monopoly