Another use case is to use it to generate time stamps on long youtube videos. it would make this one more watchable. I don't have 20 minutes to potentially waste
I worked in customer service for 6 years and this will absolutely 100% make the customer service jobs absolete and when the newer version comes a lot of people are going to lose their job. What kind of an ejucation do you have and what advice would you give someone like me that do not wish to lose his job. What jobs do you think are going to be in demand the next years
Hi Investirane! you are so right regarding the shift within marketing field. AI is disruptive and changing the way content is made already now - text content and images.. voice seems to be the next big thing and later video. My advice, as entrepreneur, will be to learn about this technology and how it can be applied.. as companies will be looking for implementation of those new effective solutions. We have a chance to be the ones who lead the way in the transition.
@@RomanMartins Hi, thanks a lot for the answer. I am trying to work in sales now, i am certainly try to learn as many AI courses as possible. Can you recommend some courses in this regard or something else that could be very useful
My prediction: some people will always hate machines and will want to talk to a real human. And while some questions can be answered by AI, not all of them, so a human operator may still be needed. Just probably less as much.
@@SirWolf2018 I agree.. humans will be there. My bet is that 80-90% of customer service communication could within near future be handled by properly fine-tuned LLM models.
I found this extremely helpful. Thank you.
glad it could help you!
Another use case is to use it to generate time stamps on long youtube videos. it would make this one more watchable. I don't have 20 minutes to potentially waste
Well said. Hopefully he'll read this.
thanks for suggestion serbandinu
Time stamps bro
Everyone has seen the openai demo videos, you should have been short on them
I worked in customer service for 6 years and this will absolutely 100% make the customer service jobs absolete and when the newer version comes a lot of people are going to lose their job. What kind of an ejucation do you have and what advice would you give someone like me that do not wish to lose his job. What jobs do you think are going to be in demand the next years
Hi Investirane! you are so right regarding the shift within marketing field. AI is disruptive and changing the way content is made already now - text content and images.. voice seems to be the next big thing and later video.
My advice, as entrepreneur, will be to learn about this technology and how it can be applied.. as companies will be looking for implementation of those new effective solutions. We have a chance to be the ones who lead the way in the transition.
@@RomanMartins Hi, thanks a lot for the answer. I am trying to work in sales now, i am certainly try to learn as many AI courses as possible. Can you recommend some courses in this regard or something else that could be very useful
My prediction: some people will always hate machines and will want to talk to a real human. And while some questions can be answered by AI, not all of them, so a human operator may still be needed. Just probably less as much.
@@SirWolf2018 More than 95% of cases will be done by ChatGpt
@@SirWolf2018 I agree.. humans will be there. My bet is that 80-90% of customer service communication could within near future be handled by properly fine-tuned LLM models.
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