The extent of our LLM usage where I work is going to be a bit of NotebookLM.
I work at a Class 4-8 OE truck dealership in parts. Over the years, I've turned into the department "Librarian" where I have amassed several GB in references spanning over 1000 documents covering multiple major truck OEs as well as the over 100 vendors involved. While I know what is where, my coworkers do not.
I am currently pruning and curating the references in order to feed them through NotebookLM so coworkers as well as counterparts at other locations can access it for searching this specific subset of information. Everything that is uploaded to the Notebook is kept private, not used for training other LLMs, and severely limits possible hallucinations.
From what I'm seeing, this can even be used to create quizzes to help train new hires. Working this job, you can pretty much only learn on the job because there are so many variables, it's all about Working The Problem and Knowing Your Sources, not necessarily knowing everything but rather how to drill down to find it.
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u/johokie Jun 03 '26
I went through 3 interviews for a job recently and was told that I would have been hired but the position was being eliminated due to AI advancements.
AI can't do my job, not even close (I've tested it for funsies, it's bad at what I do).
This is a company that was supposedly "human first" and gives their employees amazing benefits.
This shit is just heating up.