No. It will descend into scamming sweatshop bot offices in the dusty reaches of the world thinking they can make a faster buck by using fewer employees than when before ai (think along the lines of (peopleperhour, mechanical turk, call centres, help centres, it software support).
In a perfect world, consumers would not tolerate bad support/service now that anyone (literally anyone) can learn to provide good service with an AI. The bad companies would go out of business, and the few struggling with the consequences of incompetent support would learn that courts now define insufficient support as gross negligence.
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No. It will descend into scamming sweatshop bot offices in the dusty reaches of the world thinking they can make a faster buck by using fewer employees than when before ai (think along the lines of (peopleperhour, mechanical turk, call centres, help centres, it software support).
In a perfect world, consumers would not tolerate bad support/service now that anyone (literally anyone) can learn to provide good service with an AI. The bad companies would go out of business, and the few struggling with the consequences of incompetent support would learn that courts now define insufficient support as gross negligence.