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JoeD8@joed8.bsky.social |
I think it will be the consumers who's altered expectations will make it difficult for the workers to do anything other than run AI models to generate what their customers want. It should take a couple years before consumers start finding it odd when workers could use AI but choose not to.
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George S
@harmonygritz.bsky.social
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I guess it's possible that consumers will expect other people (customer service reps? corporations?) to use AI. But they will often avoid it themselves. We're constantly looking for off-switches and workarounds.
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Daniel Goldman
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LLMs really are going to become integral though. Take your current automated call system. Consider how effective LLMs are at handling user interaction. Then you have one individual monitor say 10 LLMs to make sure they're doing what they're supposed to. One individual becomes a team of 10.
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