I had the same conversation with a colleague who managed an engineering department, his answer was that he can take on new freelancers quickly and fire them just as quickly.
There are also patterns where freelancers are more desirable early on in an economic recovery, e.g. the company thinks it might be safe to start hiring again but is not feeling quite confident enough to take on full time staff (cost of firing etc.)
How much potential is there for the opposite effect from a chat-bot with less noble intentions?
Or does the ability to cite evidence and presumably references cover that off?
This is the biggest issue for me as well.
Seems that the OCR has to be triggered manually, for each page of each notebook. Which of course I don't remember to do and now there are too many.
The search doesn't appear to search across notebooks either.
The experience that I would want (expect) is that OCR happens in the background, all the time, no need to trigger and that I can then search for a word/string and find all the notes on that topic.
I've fallen back to tags and dates in filenames to have any chance of tracking down old meeting notes.
My kids liked Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls, it has loads of one page stories about famous and not so famous women from throughout history.
Nicely illustrated too.
Our daughter too, she’s been on a maintenance dose equivalent to two peanuts, once a week.
It’s been life changing. She’s had several trips to A&E before the treatment but after a few years she was able to tolerate a dose equivalent to ten peanuts (although that still made her quite nauseous).
5 LED Downlights in the kitchen, 3 in the upstairs bathroom, 2 in the downstairs bathroom all installed by an electrician 11 years ago and still going fine.
LED bayonet fitting bulbs in the regular light fittings in the rest of the house seem to only get a few years though.