So, he's got a point. All my joking aside against the Rest of the World Vs Me, is the idea of process automation by AI the core interest in corporate world.
And it is not gonna happen.
I was a Senior Specialist in the Knowledge Management Team of a quite sophisticated Help Desk for Clinical Trials before. By telling a Manager of the Pharma Industry that the company I worked for being hired to collect data from the participants created a software that forced the patients without telling them to having to press the Ok button below a smiley to save their data and sending that intel in an email to development and project manger I saved them few million Dollars for average German wage.
What is the process here? The missing auto save, the button or the email chain...
About 80% of all incoming emails were of much simplier requests. Back than no Ollama llama models existed. There was a quite sophisticated text recognition system that was able to analyse from an export into an excel sheet the emails, but that was hardly better than the drop down menues would have if those were targeting also the free text fields of the Specialists.
So that's how it goes: No matter if call or email a Specialist picks it and reads or listen to the issue. Then he categorises the ticket to have a record of the problem. The better the categories are structured, the better the ability to analyse problems of the product, speaking in general terms and the more automated process can be adopted into the company's Computer systems.
Iman now described the sweet dreams of every Financial Controller in every large organisation and the medicine against heart attack of all those that saved on product testing and quality control:
An AI stuffed into a leased Server Rack instead of dozent of intensively and as expensively trained humans saving a fortune.