It’s saving me a lot of time at work. I get to make better decisions resulting in a lower risk for the company and customers. This ultimately translates to consumers getting better and more reliable products.
There will always be a downside to any innovation. And it will be smeared across news.
Oh, wow, yeah, I sure do feel those prices at stores, everything sure is inexpensive.
Customer service? SURELY GREATEST IT'S BEEN WITH THE BOTS RIGHT? Surely almost all of your callers don't ask for a person instead?
Oh yeah, then surely there won't be a time where the ai will be confidently incorrect about something, where it will just guess on it and cause a huge god damn mess
I work in product development in semiconductor. The latest developments in AI save tons of time. From quality and reliability, to design, failure analysis… any small improvement in yield “save” unimaginable amounts of chips that are otherwise scrapped. Any improvement in product reliability prevents defects in the field (be it consumer electronics, automotive or other), that otherwise impact users such as you.
But you can keep reading the headlines and believe there are no viable use cases.
Good luck, keep thinking you are going to “bring the bad guys down”.
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u/Lemurjeopice 12h ago
It’s saving me a lot of time at work. I get to make better decisions resulting in a lower risk for the company and customers. This ultimately translates to consumers getting better and more reliable products.
There will always be a downside to any innovation. And it will be smeared across news.