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j45 ◴[] No.43948338[source]
Where the experts are the ones who's incomes would be threatened, there is likely some merit in what they're saying, but also some digital literacy skills.

I don't know that AI "advisory" chatbots can replace humans.

Could they help an individual organize their thoughts for more productive time with professionals? Probably.

Could such tech help individuals learn about different terminology, their usage and how to think about it? Probably.

Could there be .. a net results of spending fewer hours (and cost if the case) for the same progress? And be able to make it further with advice into improvement?

Maybe the baseline of advisory expertise in any field exists more around the beginner stage than not.

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1. codr7 ◴[] No.43948605[source]
You see the same thing with coding. People with actual experience and enough of a perspective to see the problems are ignored because obviously they're just afraid to lose their jobs. Which is not true, it's not even on my list of things that I should be aware of.

Experience matters, that's something we seem to be forgetting fast.

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2. j45 ◴[] No.43949916[source]
Sometimes it’s leadership and managements job to not understand the problem.