AI can't replace 100% of a human's job.
i.e., once a certain task can be automated with AI agents or workflows, we can scale it with minimal additional cost.
i.e., once a certain task can be automated with AI agents or workflows, we can scale it with minimal additional cost.
P.S. The number isn’t backed by statistics; it’s just to illustrate my point.
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