But there is a learning curve and the builders are ahead of the users.
A problem with AI is that most use cases are about improving efficiency of existing processes and businesses are conservative about disrupting a process that is already working to some extent.
Sounds like my company. Only except 4000, make it 20K. I never use copilot. I use two different tools (that they subscribe to) that use ChatGPT. I don’t find them to be time savers. They were on the pilot because those that they used to test were docs people that had zero experience in eLearning or video creation. Fact is that the AI tools they insist we use have less functionality than the pro products we used to have.
I wondered how AI was going to make money. Now, I know. Useless subscription fees, like any other software, so middlemen along the way can dip their beaks.
Is this what became of the main character of Catcher in the Rye?
AI can legit improve productivity.
But there is a learning curve and the builders are ahead of the users.
A problem with AI is that most use cases are about improving efficiency of existing processes and businesses are conservative about disrupting a process that is already working to some extent.
"You cannot cheat an honest man."
As Dan Rather said about the TANG letters 20 years ago, "fake but accurate." Hahaha.
If it's not true, it ought to be.
Sounds like my company. Only except 4000, make it 20K. I never use copilot. I use two different tools (that they subscribe to) that use ChatGPT. I don’t find them to be time savers. They were on the pilot because those that they used to test were docs people that had zero experience in eLearning or video creation. Fact is that the AI tools they insist we use have less functionality than the pro products we used to have.
I wondered how AI was going to make money. Now, I know. Useless subscription fees, like any other software, so middlemen along the way can dip their beaks.
Federal employees have pretty much all been given free access to AI. GPT, Claude, Gemini, many others.
No training.
The lie that tells the truth.
Yes. It’s called fiction.
All fiction tells the truth?
Don’t be stupid.
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Sounds like OP failed to get buy-in from key stakeholders.
They should probably hire some consultants.
It's like Jordan Peterson and Scott Adams had a child.
Given what I have seen its a coin flip on true or fictional. I've personally observed many aspects of this story. Logo laundering is a real thing.
It feels like someone who's trying to show reasons why AI won't work, but it's really showing corpocracy problems. AI itself is a great tool.
Though horrified by the dishonesty, I'm impressed with how well he plays the game.
Exactly
Hey! I've worked there before.
{sigh}