Matthew Le Merle

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473 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 5 Jul

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Finding Peak with Ryan Hanley · The Autonomous Digital Economy Is Here · 5 Jul 2026 podcast

You know, most businesses probably have some sort of a, you know, advanced computing device doing a lot of their books and their financials.

They may still use accountants to do the audit and to balance the books and sign off on them.

Even that, you know, humans are not very good at.

You know, we know that.

Accounting firms are paid a lot of money, but they're not very good at what they do.

It's the truth.

It takes them a long time and a lot of cost.

etc.

So just continue that thought process.

What other things do you have human beings doing in your business that we're not actually very well designed to do?

And what devices and workarounds do you have in place to help them do those things?

So in your warehouse,

You have people moving heavy pallets and you have to give them tools to help, right?

They, they need a reach, a reach, uh, or, or, you know, a loading, a loading.

I don't even know all the names, but you know, they, they have a bunch of equipment because human beings not very good at lifting pallets, you know, 30 feet up and stacking them in warehouses.

Right.

So, so then you sort of say, well, why did you want, why do you need the human there at all?

If the task is to unload a truck, bring out all the pallets, move them around a warehouse, and store them away, the human form factor is not good at any of that.

And even the decision of which pallet goes where is really not something humans are very good at.

I mean, we can't, with our eyes, scan a barcode.

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