There isn't an AI app or model for ~some of the work I do.

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There isn't an AI app or model for ~some of the work I do.

I'm a certified welding inspector. I often have to review and sometimes edit documents such as welding procedures and welding procedure qualification records.

The information available for inferencing is outdated. And hallucinations happen too frequently for me to bet my house on.

It could be simple. I don't even think we need to get AI involved. Simple python scripts could probably parse through the variables. But it would have to be on a (welding )code by (welding)code basis.

And there's also the critical factor of things that work on paper that don't work in the real world. iE; if you can't perform the weld In the real world you have no business writing the procedure. That's the rule I go by in quality management for humans and I would maintain the same for machines.

Anyways, I keep testing and hacking for my use case. When the tech is there I may change my mind.

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