>>49774081>AI can't do a human's job that isnt menial tasksI work in automation and this is a stupid opinion.
I recently automated the change of project leaders (in SAP and Dynamics) for projects for a pretty large organisation.
As part of this I also automated the requesting (via email at this stage but that will change) and granting of delegation status for project leaders.
This is a pretty complex task that normally requires someone to check if the project leader is a contractor (therefore can't hold delegation), grab a bunch of different ID values for the project leader, and compare project and delegation start and end dates.
This is all without any form of AI. But my team also automated the payment for work expenses (e.g: you buy something on the company credit card and claim it). As part of this they implemented image recognition (which is more machine learning than AI but it depends on your classification) in order to verify that receipt images attached were valid. As a fun fact the system ended up finding someone who was overcharging by a few hundred to try and embezzle the company a few days into operation.
You could easily use machine learning/AI techniques to automate jobs.
If you wanted you could even just extract answers from chatgpt or something using NLP.
Hell a previous job I did involved me finding the root cause for claims using a combination of information retrieval and machine learning techniques. My solution spat out key phrases that came up in valid vs invalid claims and everything.
