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# 🎙️ Episode 4 — AI Is Making Us Lazy🤖 **We've created incredibly intelligent technology. So why are we using it to avoid thinking?**From AI-written apologies and fake expertise to outsourcing our creativity and even our opinions, we've become remarkably good at letting machines do the work.But is this progress, or are we just getting better at being lazy?In this episode of **Maverick Moves**, Angelo takes a funny, slightly uncomfortable look at our growing dependence on AI, our obsession with convenience, and why sometimes doing things the hard way isn't such a terrible idea.🔥 **AI isn't the problem. Maybe we're just giving it too much control.**---**Enjoyed this one? There's more.**🎥 Watch on YouTube → [@RealMaverickMoves](https://www.youtube.com/@RealMaverickMoves)🎧 Listen on Spotify → **Maverick Moves**📱 **Follow Maverick Moves:**📸 [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/maverick_moves/)🎵 [TikTok](https://www.tiktok.com/@maverick.moves)👥 [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/MaverikMoves)**Think differently. Question everything. Make your move.**#MaverickMoves #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #Technology #CriticalThinking #Podcast

🤖 AI is coming for your job. Or is it?

The real threat might not be losing your job to AI — but failing to evolve alongside it.

In this episode of Maverick Moves, we cut through the hype and fear to explore which skills are at risk, what makes humans valuable, and how to future-proof your career.

Your job title isn't at risk. Your task stack is.

🔥 The future of work is changing. Are you?

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People say customers hate chatbots.

But what if that is not really true?

In this episode of Maverick Moves, Angelo Martinuzzi challenges one of the biggest assumptions in customer service and Conversational AI: that people hate bots simply because they are bots.

The truth may be more uncomfortable.

Customers do not hate automation.
They hate feeling trapped.

They hate repeating themselves.
They hate generic answers.
They hate fake empathy.
They hate being blocked from a human when the system clearly cannot help.
And they hate when a company uses automation as a wall instead of a bridge.

Drawing from over 20 years in customer service and his current work in Conversational AI, Angelo breaks down why bad automation creates anger, how chatbot journeys often fail from the customer’s point of view, and why “containment” should never be confused with real resolution.

This episode explores the psychology behind customer frustration, the danger of fake empathy, the difference between a helpful bot and a digital barrier, and why the best AI systems are not always the ones that answer everything — but the ones that know when to stop.

Because the future of customer service will not be won by the companies that simply use more AI.

It will be won by the companies that use AI with better judgment.

If you work in customer service, AI, operations, leadership, training, quality, or simply want to understand why so many automated experiences feel broken, this episode is for you.

Maverick Moves is about AI, work, customer experience, leadership and human behaviour — helping you make smarter moves while staying human in a fast-changing world.

AI is coming for customer service — but maybe not in the way people think.

In this first episode of Maverick Moves, Angelo Martinuzzi looks at why AI will not replace good customer service, but may quickly expose bad service, broken processes, weak knowledge, fake empathy and companies that use automation as a wall instead of a bridge.

Drawing from over 20 years in customer service and his current work in Conversational AI, Angelo breaks down what customers really want, why people hate useless bots, and what humans need to do to stay valuable in an AI-driven future.

Because maybe the real question is not whether AI will replace us.

Maybe the real question is: would your work survive being automated?