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AI Transforms Jobs, Not Replaces Them | Eddie Nudel posted on the topic | LinkedIn
AI doesn't replace jobs, it transforms them by automating tasks. Companies need data to manage this transformation effectively.
Stargo's Stardox leverages AI to transform tasks, enabling companies to manage job evolution with precise data insights.
Executive Summary
Everyone's panicking about job loss from AI. They're asking the wrong question. Jobs don't disappear. Tasks do. This is not me saying it. It's Marc Andreessen in another great episode of the one and only Lenny Rachitsky and his Lenny's Newsletter. A financial analyst didn't disappear when Excel automated calculations. They lost the task of manual computation. The role expanded. That's not job replacement. That's job transformation. But here's what most companies are missing: You can't manage this transformation without data. The radiologist doesn't vanish when AI reads scans. They lose initial pattern recognition and gain handling AI edge cases and complex diagnoses. But without data on diagnostic accuracy and time-per-scan, you're guessing at where AI should intervene. AI doesn't just automate tasks. It forces you to understand your tasks at a granular level you've never needed before. Which customer interactions need human judgment vs. pattern recognition? You need data to know. Which sales activities correlate with closed deals vs. just activity theater? You need pipeline data to decide. The companies winning with AI aren't the ones with the best models. They're the ones with the best data about how work actually gets done. Stop asking "How do we prevent job loss?" Start asking "Do we have the data to accelerate task evolution?"
Source: LinkedIn
Authors: Eddie Nudel, Daniel B., Ramin T., Heidi W., Jonathan Stone
Original Article: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/eddienudel_data-unstructureddata-ai-activity-7424119785468272640-yAm0
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