"Human in the Loop" will be the major cooling factor of this hype cycle. Any feature proposal I hear always includes, "and of course there is a human in the loop to verify the output." The human needs the ability to create the content themselves if they hope to be effective verifiers. So overall you haven't really eliminated work, just transformed it. If its highly structured data like market reports or sporting results and can perform without verification, existing AIs have already been able to produce content like this for several years.
The only really high value prop I see for enterprise AI in the coming years is as a librarian. All companies have persistent knowledge base issues, usually stemming from multiple teams using multiple platforms. Having an assistant to comb through years of internal company documents and correlate information between them will be invaluable.
The only really high value prop I see for enterprise AI in the coming years is as a librarian. All companies have persistent knowledge base issues, usually stemming from multiple teams using multiple platforms. Having an assistant to comb through years of internal company documents and correlate information between them will be invaluable.