/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53556323
>In large companies AI will absolutely start shredding numbers. Say you have an airport with multiple systems, and you have thirty different system administrators and assorted technicians running the Information Technology for it. Well, AI will be able to cut that number down by a good portion by being able to point out problems and independently search for solutions. you could reduce your staff down from 30 to 20 instantly as a lot of problems that have you going back through internal wikis and looking online have a set of AIs just hunting for the solution. That's a cost saving of around a million a year in wages right there. It could probably be another compounding in the next ten years, from 20 to 10.
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>Wherever there's highly cognitive work maintaining systems done by people in large quantities, that's where AI will be useful. Hospitals, Banks, Airports, online services, Accounting firms, Law firms. Pretty much all of this work is highly paid and highly specialized. Maintaining systems and wherever cognitive work is highly standardized and formalized, like in finance, accounting, IT and law, that's where this shit will prosper, and where people will lose their jobs.
lol fuck off reddit.
AI is the biggest nothing burger. Nobody is going to get an AI to actually replace an entire person anytime soon you autistic retard.

>>53438494
Holy shit atheists are just as insufferable as vegans and libtards lmao

>>52839511
>it's just a matter of time this will be the same fate for music, videos and ultimately even movies.
Delusional kek. "AI" generated stuff will literally never replace people. And no, im not even an artist.

>>52535660
>Love is an illusory force that compels people to work together who should otherwise be in fierce competition.

>>51413224
>There's always that moment when you realize you're dealing with something that will change everything and for me these pictures are showing that AI is going to be fucking insane.