AI Isn't Just Replacing Jobs, It's Replacing Software Too

I just read a post somewhere if you’re aggressive with AI tools they tend to fight back imagine now a human support knows not to give in but AI heats up the situation that can cause embarrassment for the company human support will make a comeback of sorts. Then there’s a second opinion too I keep reading companies over hired and are firing under the pretext of AI. I hope AI turns out to companies golden solutions because they won’t have human employees to blame anymore

I think tools without AI integration will have less value over time. Earlier, AI wasnt everywhere, but now it's in Windows, coding tools like Visual Studio, digital marketing tools, and much more. Everything is getting interconnected with AI.

techoboll said:

I think tools without AI integration will have less value over time. Earlier, AI wasnt everywhere, but now it's in Windows, coding tools like Visual Studio, digital marketing tools, and much more. Everything is getting interconnected with AI.

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And developers of all this software are slowly catching on that cramming AI into literally everything is already starting to piss people off.
Where is Copilot+PC now?

Somers said:

And developers of all this software are slowly catching on that cramming AI into literally everything is already starting to piss people off.
Where is Copilot+PC now?

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I agree that forcing AI into everything can piss people off, but thats not really my point. I'm talking about useful AI integration that actually makes a tool better, not just adding AI for marketing. Just like TikTok had to scale back its AI video summaries after they started generating nonsense. The point is, AI should add value, not make the tool worse. And Microsoft had to scale back some Copilot integrations in Windows apps because not every integration was useful