One of the great hopes for artificial intelligence—at least, among workers—is that it will ease workloads, freeing people up for more high-level, creative pursuits. So far, the opposite is happening, new data show. In fact, AI is increasing the speed, density and complexity of work rather than reducing it. WSJ. No real surprise I saw the same thing happen at my Father’s Machine Shop!
When I started working in my families tool & die company it was before the invention of CNC machines and the machinist operated only one machine but with the invention of CNC machines the machinist ran two machines that controlled the work pace of machinists as opposed to the machinist controlling his work pace when he ran only one machine! Not only that but you no longer needed the second machinist! Faster, Better, Cheaper!
And that is all I’m going to say about that!
Drain the Cesspool 