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It’s wild just how much they’re trying to shove AI down our throats.
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My company received an email from Microsoft this week. “From our data you are not selling Ai features as much as your competitors and we suggest that you start changing this or you will be left behind.” It was a completely bullshit email. But the stupids at my company are now worried that Microsoft is tracking the features we’re selling with our computers. Like if that wasn’t the most glaring red flag “we have spent way too much money on this and we need you to prove we aren’t dumbasses” I don’t know what is. I still will not sell Ai outside of its basic uses. And I’m backed up by the old heads in my department. Ai is not for everything.
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@panda_abyss@lemmy.ca · Dec 15
Last year I quit a job that added AI use to performance reviews. It was basically “if we’re not all in on AI our competitors will be, we all need to learn it”. Nobody paid for their product for AI before, they paid for a product that was simple and reliable so that their business didn’t have to worry about issues and could dicks on their core competencies. I watched some sheisters build some impressive money furnaces, they got the praise while I got sidelined for pointing out the costs. I literally showed the forecasted costs of tens of thousands a week on basically a vanity feature with no payout, and the execs all said yeah that was fine, it’s AI. Then two months later they were asking me why our costs went up so much and why they didn’t know that would happen, and I just pointed to my date stamped presentation of the numbers and meeting notes they approved (and my numbers were 99% accurate to the true costs). When execs ignore my advice and warnings I leave.
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