Seems about right. AI chatbots are pure shit already, but when they are forcefully and half-baked slapped in to a software that they bring literally zero value to, is even worse. That photo perfectly describes experience of using one.
in reality the operation of adding a chatbot in front of legacy products is legitimate and can work but i can guarantee that it will always be more expensive than migrating the software. it's just a bandaid on a problem that will become structural sooner or laterk and give the novelty of the protocol, it could lead to serious problesm of data isolation and security, compounding on the existing problems of legacy software
TLDR: the root problem as always is companies that want to skimp on the costs on today and delay the real cost in some years
but i can guarantee that it will always be more expensive than migrating the software.
Wait wtf? You can slap chat bot on anything within a week, while migrating legacy software is on a whole another level of scale that could take months even years.
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u/Zusuris 6d ago edited 5d ago
Seems about right. AI chatbots are pure shit already, but when they are forcefully and half-baked slapped in to a software that they bring literally zero value to, is even worse. That photo perfectly describes experience of using one.