The AI app that Silicon Valley thinks is actually useful
Bots like ChatGPT and Claude have proved adept at coding and generating bad fiction. But Instinct AI is proving it can get life administration done fast.
Instinct AI is an artificial intelligence application that is gaining attention in Silicon Valley for its ability to efficiently handle life administration tasks. This is in contrast to other AI bots like ChatGPT and Claude, which have shown proficiency in coding and generating fiction, but not necessarily in practical administrative tasks, according to The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.
The discussion around AI and its impact on jobs is ongoing. Some people in the tech industry, including those with decades of experience, believe that while AI may eliminate some jobs, it will also create more. They point to historical technological disruptions, which have ultimately led to a net increase in jobs.
The rapid pace of AI adoption is causing concern among some individuals, who fear being replaced by machines. However, some experts in the field, citing over 70 years of combined experience in the technology industry, are optimistic that the AI Revolution will follow a similar pattern to previous technological disruptions.
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