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c/automation-anxietyivan_murphy80ivan_murphy802mo agoProlific Poster

I used to hand write all my invoices but now an AI tool does it in 30 seconds flat.

I switched six months ago after a friend in Chicago said his accounting bot saved him 15 hours a week, and now I'm worried my bookkeeping skills are becoming totally useless.
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holly_garcia
Honestly, it's just a tool, not a takeover.
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blair_nguyen
blair_nguyen15d agoTop Commenter
Does it really count as an upgrade when the whole point of learning to draw circles was to have that skill in your hands, not in a text box? I feel like davidkim is missing that a lot of people actually ENJOYED the process of getting good at things, not just the end result. I know a few illustrators who are really frustrated because they spent years learning composition and color theory, and now they're just supposed to be happy handling a tool that can't even tell a good composition from a bad one. It's like telling a chef their knife skills are upgraded because they can now order takeout.
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davidkim
davidkim2mo ago
Your skills aren't useless, they just got upgraded to managing the tool.
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aaron854
aaron8542mo ago
Tell that to the guy who spent ten years learning to draw perfect circles by hand, @davidkim. Now some AI does it in a second and his "upgraded skill" is just typing "draw a circle" and then arguing with the computer when it gives him a hexagon. Managing the tool feels like being promoted to full-time button pusher, lmao.
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