Could Artificially Intelligent Jocks Take Over Humans On Air?

[DominiqueRadio]

I don't see how further computerization can really save much more money to make it worth the headache. Full-time jocks are paid less now than ever when you adjust for inflation and most part timers are paid at or near minimum wage even in good medium sized markets.

How much more money are you really going to save to waste time fiddling with the latest and greatest computer?

Granted. However the basic version of the software is $99, a platnium is $180, and a business version is a few hundred dollars. Maybe between $600 - $800 that comes with multiple keys that allow the program to run off several computers.

Even if the program was something like $2000 (which it isnt) you would never find a fulltime employee who would work 24/7 literally for that low of annual salary. Being how it is only a few hundred dollars for the best version, I would say yes. It is worth the "headache" Even a part timer would be bound to make more than 2k in a year.

 

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one of the big problems these days is businessess trying to keep from using people and replacing them with automation.

voice tracking is bad enough but at least a person is recording the voice parts.this would even eliminate that if it kicked in.

so many business are in a hury to eliminate using employees .my question is if so many jobs are eliminated who is going to buy the products and use the services?