The first two requirements (“Efficient” and “Fine-grained”) are important for performance. Imagine a large spreadsheet with millions of cells containing formulas — it would be a huge waste of resources to recalculate every single cell, every time any input changes. Similarly, you don’t want to calculate the value of a cell multiple times if you can help it. In general, we want to do the minimum amount of work possible.
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I definitely think it will affect stuff that we’ve already outsourced. Stuff that we’ve already outsourced tends to be kind of that grindy, “low value” operational or process level work, and stuff like touching a bunch of orders and making sure that they’re filled out correctly, like nothing that’s super glamorous. And so we already outsource that outside of the US. I think those will be the first work streams that get AI automated. I think everything else is more enrichment and feeds people… gives people hours back in the week that they can go and hopefully exceed what they did the prior year.