[lowlevel]

To those of us that use and understand this technology, it's laughable to think that AI can replace an actual human, but I've seen enough people unable to detect obviously reckless AI recommendations floated to leadership that I'm afraid of the near future.

[falcor84]

>laughable to think that AI can replace an actual human

Any particular human competency that you believe that AI wouldn't attain in a decade?

[hedora]

Figuring out how to use the AI and what to use the AI for.

[lowlevel]

This made me smile but I was thinking more along the lines of honour, conscientiousness, consideration, truth, knowing with conviction... common sense/etc. There are areas where this stuff is not appropriate but there is an unwillingness to hear that.

[falcor84]

Well, if that's the limitation, then it exactly fits the vision I mentioned earlier, of a company that could be run entirely by a solo entrepreneur or a small executive team.