Announced in a big department meeting today: "Use AI or be replaced by a colleague using AI".
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Announced in a big department meeting today: "Use AI or be replaced by a colleague using AI". I'm so upset by this horseshit. What a crock of shit.
No-one really knows what to with "AI" other than generating slop text and graphics, but even so the mere usage is still wasting lots of energy and water.
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Announced in a big department meeting today: "Use AI or be replaced by a colleague using AI". I'm so upset by this horseshit. What a crock of shit.
No-one really knows what to with "AI" other than generating slop text and graphics, but even so the mere usage is still wasting lots of energy and water.
@laumann Do they ever motivate this? Like, do they explain the logic behind such a statement?
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@laumann Do they ever motivate this? Like, do they explain the logic behind such a statement?
@reynir No, not really, it's all variations on "If we don't adopt 'AI' somehow, we cannot compete." and "'AI' is here to stay, we need to adapt our way of working."
There are no good arguments.
