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AI assistants have become increasingly prevalent in our daily lives, aiding us in everything from setting reminders to shopping. Their ability to learn and adapt to our preferences has made them a popular choice for those seeking convenience. However, it's essential to understand their limitations and the areas where human intervention is still necessary.
Despite the rise of AI, human experts continue to hold significant value. Their ability to empathize, provide nuanced responses, and adapt to unpredictable situations is something AI has yet to fully master. The question is, can AI ever truly replace the human touch?
To test the capabilities of AI, we conducted an experiment over the holidays. The task was simple - shopping. A task that can be both time-consuming and tedious, we wanted to see if an AI assistant could effectively offload this activity.
"So we've all been deep in this experiment to use AI, which is supposedly becoming more agentic to do stuff for us. So I had my own experiment with shopping over the holidays. I don't really like shopping. I wanted to offload some of it."
