Thomas JachmannMar 20
tante

Companies are realizing that pushing people to using "AI" is expensive (even at the subsidized pricing going on right now)

(Original title: Companies go full AI — then the bill comes due)

https://pivot-to-ai.com/2026/03/19/companies-go-full-ai-then-the-bill-comes-due/

Companies go full AI — then the bill comes due

Around the world, the enterprise AI revolution rockets forth at full speed! Get rid of those annoying and expensive employees! Replace them with the magical truth machine! And the huge push for Cla…

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Mar 20 at 12:20pmWeb
Show threadCM ThiedeMar 20

@tante and still at the teaser (first one's free) rates stage before full lock-in (addiction) sets in.

aaS anything = we own your ass

Show threadGeoff WozniakMar 20
@tante I saw my first real LLM-generated document to review yesterday (amazing I've been able to avoid it for this long) and all I can say is that whatever they're paying for this, it isn't worth it.
Show threadKhrys6d ago
@tante At last.
Show threadGon0S6d ago
@tante it is just because useless and not competent but very expensive managers believe AI is perfectly able to replace at least 60% of the staff to do the work the managers never understood not know.
Most of them have absolutely zero clue what is produced and how, but as usual they believe they know far better how and what their employees are working and how they produce value.
Guess what : what are called AI are as reliable as a couple of dice in any money game. All more reliable than managers