That's a cool dream, but my question is: is it happening?
Out of the things you listed the only ones that seem plausible are translation team and data entry team, though even there, I'd want humans to deslop the output.
Out of the things you listed the only ones that seem plausible are translation team and data entry team, though even there, I'd want humans to deslop the output.
Just a couple days ago a scheduled a furnace repair through an AI receptionist on the phone.
Layoffs in tech support and customer service already happened last year.
Entry level sales jobs doing cold calling have been replaced all over the place.
> The return is measurable and often immediate, not hypothetical.
It's one thing to let go some people and replace them with AI.
It's quite another to have a measurable and often immediate, not hypothetical return on that decision.
I have used AI translation professionally for a few years, and between hundreds of people in long conversations, nobody has ever asked if the text has been translated. Before AI translators, you could write at most one message and people would notice.