Raw LLM Responses

If you are a white collar job. Feels bad. But honestly Ai can't do a lot of white collar jobs yet. It's so far from being able to operate independently. It helps in the process, in the way that less people are required to the job. Like in customer service, Ai can do the initial contact. But it's useless in actually processing problems. It's like the worst storekeeper ever. So you get forwarded to a live agent anyway. If you are in IT. It can replace coders and make website, make simple things, but it's now he code looks like hodgepoge junk with stupid amount of recursion. No matter how much you train it. It will have that Ai bloat in code. Another white collar job: ask Ai to negotiate with suppliers and compare products between suppliers then follow up with suppliers to get a product developed. It will probably get nothing done. You can ask Ai to give canned Ai responses and then give you a summary. But that's not actually replacing humans. Even in a consumer setting. Ask Ai to compare what's the best headphones for x market, y price. It gives inaccurate data. It will often compare the same product with the same product just because Amazon have figured out different title listing. Ask Ai to give product test data results. It has nothing but marketing materials. Because data is not publicly accessible But good news for blue collar You know what Ai can't replace? Trades jobs Air-conditioner technician No Ai will ever be equipped to go out on the ledge on the 36th floor, out on the side of a building in with only a footstep 3 inch wide. To drill a mount. Then drag an outdoor ac unit to mount it out there. Then comeback every few months to clean and service it. Plumber. No Ai can go into a crawl space to diagnose a smelly backed up sewer. Cut the correct joint and reconnect