AI currently is a good tool to minimize work for standardized tasks. It can also multiply the output of a competent individual.
A major problem with consumer level AI is that they continue to add safety blocks to prevent bad actors from using it, like university students. Those safety blocks affect everybody who use it, including those who use it in good faith.
In terms of eBay's use, I would argue they should remove the AI description tool it as it currently is because it doesn't add value to the platform for sellers or buyers. They descriptions sound terrible, and they are also often inaccurate.
Something like AI could benefit eBay if they find ways to reduce the amount of time that sellers use on standardized tasks. For example, they use image recognition for trading cards. That's a great feature because if you are a high-volume seller, saving even a minute or two per listing adds up to thousands of hours of labour per year.
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