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Originally Posted by underscore
What part of it? Because at least the stuff I work in hasn't changed at all yet, and largely runs on hardware a decade or two out of date lol.
I'm more concerned about too powerful an AI being controlled by humans than of it thinking for itself. Because humans will use it to influence the far too large group of people who don't understand how it works.
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You'll see it slowly creep in, if you use Office or Google suites it's already there in small ways. Microsoft most notably has been creeping it into their products. For example the Viva emails you might get through your Teams/Outlook are using AI to track stats/engagement for reporting purposes, etc.
Any search engine you utilize is already incorporating AI.
It's hard to introduce AI to legacy platforms as it currently stands without a lot of work, so if your company is using old systems, you likely won't see much of a change until they invest in newer tech (which companies are doing).