automation

“Ultimately it's all the same thing. It's all the same trend, which is basically turning companies from sort of like analog companies that run on, you know, sending Excel spreadsheets around with a lot of manual processes into companies that are intelligent and…”

“That the data seems to show is that companies who invest in robotics, automation, AI grow. But it's companies that don't that shed the job.”

“So they initially start with some kind of business process engineering, which is pure, you know, it's working on the flowchart and understanding how you can remove unnecessary trips in the process. But after that, automation is the only game in town.”

“People tend to jump right to full automation when really what is incredibly valuable in the short run is augmentation of people on, on aspects of what they do.”

“You know, it fails randomly two out of 10 times, which might be fine in a supervised setting like ChatGPT. You know, where you're talking with these sort of assistants but it doesn't really work in an automation case where it's hands-off keyboard running on a …”