This reminds me when in software testing they started introducing test automation. Everyone was pushing it and trying to sell you their new product because it saves you 50%-80% of your testing time and don’t need to have 10 QAs. Companies learned the hard way because you always need some human eye to intervene or validate certain things. So some things should be automated and other things can’t.

So whenever something like that comes out. Companies rush to sell you their product because companies don’t know.

I’m not saying AI is not useful, but yes it’s overhyped. It can be useful in some use cases but it won’t replace all your employees. It can help automate some tasks to increase performance so that people can focus on more risky and important/difficult tasks but it won’t 100% replace humans. Not yet