Raw LLM Responses

I work across a system of over 30 legacy databases. Each one has nuance related to when it was programmed. Some are running on emulators. Each one has a different kind of access system and login. Most don't support API logins Just getting data is a matter of knowledge passed from old analysts to new ones and simply discovery by thinking about the logic that built each individual database. I thought to myself if an AI followed me for a month there literally would be no repeated path to follow except on the most basic of data retrieval off the modern system shell. It gives me job security because humans are able to ask questions like "what if?" And at the same time see notes as clues, read between the lines, and spontaneously find potential trends & problems across databases, notes, and emails. And that is how we currently maintain the foundation that all AI runs on. If they pulled us right now, everything that allows the world to compute online would grind to a stop.