Zapier allows non-technical people to piece together different programs for their business needs, providing automation and saving an average of 40 hours per month. Ad for Zapier and its free trial is mentioned at the end.
This podcast segment talks about a service that helps automate tasks, manage contact information and deals efficiently. It also discusses how companies are reevaluating their software expenses and shifting to more efficient platforms.
While there may not be anything inherently magical or special about humans, some tasks are still difficult to automate. However, we are seeing an increase in automation in various professions, such as law and medicine, which could lead to the obsolescence of human workers in these fields.
In the world of automation, it's important to have meaningful conversations about efficiency and safety rather than just focusing on the cheapification of everything. Taking a step back and thinking about the bigger picture can lead us towards a more efficient system overall.
A company has been using automation technology to write articles without permission from humans. While there has been previous use of automation technology by the media, this example raises questions about consent and transparency.
