[fullstick]

We're building AI workflows at my company. Yes chatbots, but also more interesting/complex workflows that I won't get into. Let's just say we have the data, expertise, and industry structure to leverage AI in valuable and useful ways.

As an engineer, development still comes down to requirements gathering, solid engineering principles, and the tools we already have at our disposal - network calls, rendering the UI, orchestrating containers and job, etc.

All that is to say that I thought AI was going to be sexy, like Westworld, and not so boring...

[brokencode]

Boring is where the money is. Always has been.

Westworld robots are still a long way off, but think about how far we’ve come so quickly.

It’s pretty incredible that natural language computing is now seen as boring when it barely even existed 5 years ago.