Casey NewtonJan 23
A survey found that two-thirds of employees say AI saved them zero to two hours a week, while it saved their bosses eight hours. What gives? https://www.platformer.news/ai-productivity-paradox-metr-pwc-workday/
Show threadSupermoosieJan 23

@caseynewton

Executives, who spend their time writing long reports and documents to each other, which noneone ever reads* or understands. Often based on their own reality.

Perfect for so called "AI"

Workers, not so much.

*Except for when the shit hits the fan. By then they are long gone.

Show threadAJ Sadauskas
@SuperMoosie @caseynewton Here's a rule of thumb: The more of your job involves regurgitating things off the internet or rephrasing things in corporate speak, the more it can be done by LLMs.

Conversely, the more your job involves skilled manual labour, or interacting with customers or providing a service to customers, or dealing with obsolete core business systems that can't interface with LLMs, the less useful LLMs will be.
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