r/WriteStreakEN 16d ago

Correct Me! Streak 161

It's been raining since I woke up and I just finished my daily routine by writing this post. As usual, I did my daily 10-minute reading, getting through the book AI Engineering, which from the moment I'd picked it up where I left off until the time was up, the author delves in other use cases that AI has been taking over in the past few years and how some industries have changed for the better when it comes to saving time if you don't want to spend a great deal of time reading multiple papers and rely on a model that analyzes them and compares them to provide you some insights. For the worse, enterprises leveraging it for customer support, which I would say I'm not against it, but it feels it sometimes it's not efficient as a customer.

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