Czy AI może zastąpić Training Coordinator w branży SaaS & Technology?

The 'Feature Velocity Trap' is killing SaaS training. If your coordinator is manually cutting Loom videos, your documentation is already obsolete by the time it's rendered. In SaaS, the training coordinator role is transitioning from a 'content creator' to a 'content librarian.' Your job isn't to write the manual anymore; it's to ensure the AI's output matches the product's reality. I see too many tech companies hiring junior coordinators to do grunt work that an LLM can do in four seconds. A modern SaaS business should treat training content like code: it should be modular, version-controlled, and largely automated. If you aren't using AI to translate your release notes into multi-lingual training modules, you are choosing to scale your overhead alongside your user base—which is a recipe for a bloated, inefficient business. Don't hire for coordination; hire for instructional architecture. You need someone who knows *how* people learn technical concepts, not someone who knows how to use a video editor. Let the machines handle the pixels; let the humans handle the psychology of adoption.