One of the most talked about AI topics is the speed of AI adoption in companies, and the reasons for it.I want to give some (seemingly) contradictory frames here that I use to think about this myself, and that I hope will be useful to you:There is massive hype around AIThere is too little hype about how big this isIt's way overblown in many cases, by many peopleCompanies have always wished they could do the work themselves, not needing people, just like automated factoriesSome number of people are still needed in pretty much every companyThe smarter and more well-rounded you are, and the better you are with using AI, the more safe (and desirable) you are to companies—even after AI takes holdEvery company has a different calculus for what types of human employees they need, and it varies by team, department, etc.Some functions will get completely crushed by AI very fast; others will take a very long time or (basically) never get convertedThe vast majority of people who resist / refuse…
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