Date: September 20th, 2026 10:41 PM Author: Vigorous set
It doens't really matter what AI is "good" for - it matters what AI is "good enough" for.
At least in the near future, a company isn't going to get rid of its legal department because they ran it through AI and that's "good enough" - especially because if the AI is wrong they're going to get hammered by regulators.
But for shit like copywriting and marketing, a lot of companies are goign to say "AI is good enough". For IT and programming, i think there will still be a need for senior engineers to make sure the AI's code and reasoning is sound - but most programmers are just going to get passed by AI if they haven't already.
you don't know shit, bitch. This company's "legal department" just writes TOS and reads everyone else's TOS. BIGTECH already decided AI can write TOS just fine and never asked for your opinion.