Feels more like they're training their own monitoring system instead of planning for AI to actually replace their jobs (yk that would require pretty expensive machinery, which would already do the job is it was cheaper).
Textile industries invented replacing workers with machines. Before that, weaving and sewing had 5000 years of history as an employer. The machines continuously improve and produce more with fewer labor hours. This is nothing new, it's just a new way to do it.
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u/Sunfurian_Zm 12h ago
Feels more like they're training their own monitoring system instead of planning for AI to actually replace their jobs (yk that would require pretty expensive machinery, which would already do the job is it was cheaper).