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@bitinn I'm in a wonky spot in this regard. My company doesn't require AI use, but the CTO is extremely excited for the possibilities it presents to save people time on tasks, and given how close I work to the CTO that means I should be using it. It's also become my play to get a job offer from being an independent contractor, as AI appears to be the only project that is getting enough new capital greenlit to bridge the gap on getting me a job offer as someone who's run local models at home. The problem of course is, I'm becoming increasingly jaded on AI and increasingly believe most of the applications of AI in the org will be replaced either with a human or with traditional code as soon as the license cost starts balooning (which it will sooner or later!)