@forgebitz: i think a lot of people reject ai for work because they know very well a lot of their day-to-day can be automated e.g. …
Summary
The author argues that many people reject AI in work due to the fear of automating routine tasks, specifically in enterprise web development involving CRUD operations.
View Cached Full Text
Cached at: 09/08/26, 11:37 PM
i think a lot of people reject ai for work because they know very well a lot of their day-to-day can be automated
e.g. enterprise companies who dont want to use ai for doing web dev, not talking about deep tech just crud work
Similar Articles
Building AI for the Work Nobody Wants to Do.
The article discusses efforts to build AI systems that can automate tedious and undesirable work tasks, freeing humans for more meaningful work.
I dont get the "AI will replace devs" angle
A user recounts a conversation where their retired CTO uncle argues AI will replace developers, but the user counters that human validation, cost, and risk management still require human oversight, dismissing the idea as overhyped.
I’d choose a boring workflow over a flashy AI idea every time
The author argues that the real opportunity in AI is not flashy apps but automating boring, repetitive workflows in specific industries, advising founders to start by manually doing the work and building small, targeted solutions.
Stop Building Fake Employees. Automate the Work You Hate.
An opinion piece arguing against creating AI 'fake employees' and instead focusing on automating tedious tasks.
@vasuman: https://x.com/vasuman/status/2070629226664153173
The article argues that enterprise AI adoption fails because companies add tools employees must learn, instead of embedding AI into existing workflows to automate outcomes without requiring behavior change.