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  • If I could have found the code, and copied it yes. Using AI means I did not have to search for it, did not need to learn Python, and then did not need to do the tasks.

    Please understand I hate 90% of all the AI bullshit being forced on us, and employers requiring AI use is insane. I am just saying that blanked hate is short sighted because it is useful in some cases, and the number of cases keep going up as we improve things.

    I could also use a dictionary to check my spelling, but having spell check enabled is just faster.




  • Fair criticism, because it is “good enough” and it saved me so much time because I only needed detailed information on a few of the documents. But that is the point, it takes a repetitive bulk niche task and lets YOU quickly and simply create an automation that meets your needs.

    Another example I have been using is having an AI read a resume, and do an ATS review based on a job posting. Then it generates a fit report, and makes suggestions on how the resume can be adjusted to better get past the ATS to an actual person. This is very useful in getting call backs for job applications. That has a real value.





  • It really depends on the task and the tool. Current MOE models that have agentic hooks can actually be really useful for doing automated tasks. Generally, you don’t want to be using AI to create things. What you want to do is hand it a very clear set of instructions along with source material. And then tell it to either iterate build on summarize or in some cases create from that.

    I created a simple script with the help of AI to automate scanning files in from an automatic document reader. Convert them to OCRD PDFs. Scan through the document properly. Title the file based on the contents, then create a separate executive summary and then add an index to a master index file of a growing json.

    Doing this allowed me to automate several steps that would have taken time and in the end I’m able to just search through my folders and my PDFs and very quickly find any information I need.

    And this is only scratching the surface. I wouldn’t have AI write me a resume or write me an email or a book. I might use it to generate an image that I then give to a real artist saying this is kind of what was in my head.

    But boring stuff repetitive stuff. Things that really benefit from automation with a little bit of reasoning and thinking behind it. That’s where we are right now with AI.