Out of all the jobs that "need to be replaced by AI" the guy serving my local community and spinning records was not one of them.
Out of all the jobs that "need to be replaced by AI" the guy serving my local community and spinning records was not one of them.
It’s amazing how many people have completely misunderstood the article
> This is our latest project at Andon Labs, where we’re exploring what happens when AI runs real businesses autonomously.
What did I misunderstand? What they did or why they did it? It seems to me that I understood it perfectly or they've explained it terribly.
> Now, though, we wanted to see if they could run a company in the media sector.
It's amazing how many people think doing one job is "running a company." I've worked in radio. What happens in the studio is 5% of it. The staff in that room certainly gets less than 5% of the revenue.
The most popular formats are news and talk. For a reason. It's almost as if the people at this lab lack a fundamental understanding of how the world around them works. I would solve that immediate problem before I go about imagining ways "AI" can replace anything in any capacity.
Finally, I apologize, I'm just not willing to suspend basic disbelief because "AI" is unaccountably involved.
Maybe read the article? They explain that it’s (trying) to do much more business-work outside of the studio.
Seriously - did anyone here actually even read it?