I’m really not sure what the best approach to AI is, but the more I see ads for AI powered this and that, or wade through AI based articles about “16 cool things to make your business better”, the less interested I feel.
Businesses need to factor a very important metric into the equation before jumping on the AI bandwagon to save money. And that is, the more AI is employed, the less people are employed, the less money available to buy your products and services that will be avaliable in the system.
A few I know have played around with voice links with AI, it's OK, but lacks the ability to react to situations, and like a station with a limited playlist, The links become predictable unless updated regularly. And if your going to employ someone to update the AI links, then why not just employ a presenter.
Businesses need to factor a very important metric into the equation before jumping on the AI bandwagon to save money. And that is, the more AI is employed, the less people are employed, the less money available to buy your products and services that will be avaliable in the system.
A few I know have played around with voice links with AI, it's OK, but lacks the ability to react to situations, and like a station with a limited playlist, The links become predictable unless updated regularly. And if your going to employ someone to update the AI links, then why not just employ a presenter.