Conversational AI can pull up wiring diagrams and service manuals instantly, then analyze photos of schematics to suggest test points and rule out causes. But the technician makes the final call. AI narrows the field. Humans decide.
I would trust AI to get me a wiring diagram, a service manual, technical information or literature on this machine. The nice thing is that you can take a picture of a schematic and put it into conversational AI and it will help you narrow down test points and also potential, potential things that you need to zero in on and, you know, stuff that you also maybe can dismiss. Because I, you know, again, in diagnosis, sometimes I miss the forest for the trees. But don't let it conclude for you a diagnosis. It can help you interpret all the evidence, kind of narrow things down, but ultimately you are the one interpreting. It is merely a helper.
