The old expense of installing new tools means that seeing how tools actually work in practice is simply impossible. You pretty much install a tool and you accept that it is the tool.
You have to know how to ask the right questions, but I think there's constant opportunities in anything computer-driven to say "this thing is taking 3 hours and I'd like to do it more often, can I do it in 3 minutes?" And that's always been true to an extent but AI makes it way more accessible.
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The old expense of installing new tools means that seeing how tools actually work in practice is simply impossible. You pretty much install a tool and you accept that it is the tool.
You have to know how to ask the right questions, but I think there's constant opportunities in anything computer-driven to say "this thing is taking 3 hours and I'd like to do it more often, can I do it in 3 minutes?" And that's always been true to an extent but AI makes it way more accessible.