It seems so obvious that a non-tech company can benefit hugely from AI for their bespoke use case, especially if no one in the company knew how to write code pre-AI. But it's also easy to put some planks down across a stream and call it a bridge, that doesn't mean it's built well, going to last, or that there's no longer a need for structural engineers and architects.
It seems so obvious that a non-tech company can benefit hugely from AI for their bespoke use case, especially if no one in the company knew how to write code pre-AI. But it's also easy to put some planks down across a stream and call it a bridge, that doesn't mean it's built well, going to last, or that there's no longer a need for structural engineers and architects.
good news, the ceo of this non tech company has years of experience as a competent sofware dev