BenServiss
SaraMGTech CEOs: Workers MUST be present in the office. The job simply can not be done remotely.
Also Tech CEOs: Most workers can be replaced by AI. Hosted remotely.
Metamere
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Mark Mason@saramg
Tech CEOs: conversations in the office lead to new techniques and innovation.
Also: outsourcing to a semi-random copy/paste machine is the way forward.
Marius Gundersen - mdg 🌻@saramg has anyone tried Vibe middle-management yet? Or is that what middle-management had always been? 🤔
Christian Waidner
Josh Butts@saramg at the rate they are building AI data centers, the idea of AI being “remote” won’t last long.
Matt Panaro@saramg I can't believe this hadn't occurred to me before, but: a huge part of RTO was motivated by office real-estate values; assuming for just a moment that they were able to replace a significant portion of employees with stochastic parrots, the landlords are gonna be totally fucked and furious 😛
Daniel Berman@saramg Before “AI” came on the scene, I was watching the “NoCode” movement that was pushing for building tools customized for a business.
The biggest issue? People not understanding their business, and thus automating barely controlled chaos at machine speed. As much as I think “AI” may have some benefits in terms of analyzing datasets, and manipulating text interactively, I don’t see how it will suddenly understand business processes and NOT automate chaos at machine speed.
@danielcberman You've got a future in marketing.
"OpenAI: Automating Barely Controlled Chaos at Machine Speed" is fucking GOLD.
EndicottRoad59@saramg Hyprocrisy
Fabien@saramg also: tech worker must be 100 % in the office for necessary focus and collaboration but I can work remotely as I’m CEO of three companies.
@fabienmarry If tech CEOs understood neurodivergence they would understand how thoroughly antithetical to focus spending time in the office really is.
Frank // Mottokrosh@saramg Too real.