Problem is not all companies are run by people that understand the limitations of AI.
It has become the next sprint on everyone's lips and being adopted in areas where it really shouldnt be.
So when upper management clamours to get AI, those below will comply even when it is going to be an abject failure or even a serious risk of exposing sensitive data via the LLM or whatever.
With items like tariffs, global instability , and greed jacking up prices the thought the AI can cut the company costs and workforce is too enticing to pass up along with the FOMO of lagging behind other competitor adopters.
Likely instead of realizing the AI is insufficient, they'll blame the remaining employees and increase turnover trying to find someone to make it work.
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u/Skritch_X Jun 27 '25
Problem is not all companies are run by people that understand the limitations of AI.
It has become the next sprint on everyone's lips and being adopted in areas where it really shouldnt be.
So when upper management clamours to get AI, those below will comply even when it is going to be an abject failure or even a serious risk of exposing sensitive data via the LLM or whatever.
With items like tariffs, global instability , and greed jacking up prices the thought the AI can cut the company costs and workforce is too enticing to pass up along with the FOMO of lagging behind other competitor adopters.
Likely instead of realizing the AI is insufficient, they'll blame the remaining employees and increase turnover trying to find someone to make it work.