[sagarkava]

Totally valid concern. The goal isn’t to replace people, but to offload repetitive tasks so humans can focus on higher-value work.

We’ve also built in Human-in-the-Loop support so a person can step in anytime the AI falls short. More on that here: https://docs.videosdk.live/ai_agents/human-in-the-loop

It’s about shifting roles, not eliminating them and doing it responsibly.

[rwyinuse]

I'm not convinced that most companies are going to choose shifting all those people to "higher value work", when the alternative is firing at least some of them them to improve short-term shareholder profits.

[methuselah_in]

What you say is totally going to do opposite! In developing countries like India here people don't have too many skills are going to face the heat anyways

[herval]

it turns out many professions are essentially a long loop of repetitive tasks. Think telemarketing, or phone support, for instance. What kind of "higher-value work" would a phone support agent do?

[48terry]

> The goal isn’t to replace people [...] It’s about shifting roles, not eliminating them and doing it responsibly.

With what knowledge you have of the entire history of capitalism ever, do you, genuinely and earnestly, believe this is what's going to happen, and there isn't, perhaps, a different outcome that is more likely?