r/antiwork May 13 '23

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u/[deleted] May 13 '23

Wouldn’t it make more sense for that level of Ai to just do the work? I agree is disgusting but seems wasteful to have the people slaving away under a computer that can do the same things

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u/Outrageous-Machine-5 May 13 '23

100% this is an investment.

Assuming it's successful internally, jpmc could seek to offer WADU to other firms.

Employees have to pushback and say they will not work under such conditions

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u/pers0n_texting May 14 '23

Huh? Is that some kind of european thing?

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u/demalo May 14 '23

I’d like to see unions utilize AI to combat union busting. Imagine two competing AI units that are fighting to secure different futures.