When asked if it's because they are worried it's coming for their jobs she confidently days, "yep".
We already see it doing that. But that's not why it's unpopular. It's unpopular because it's a half-assed rollout that is mandated for use that complicates the job further.
Managers are using AI and proclaiming success like Claude does when it confidently "fixes a bug" but leaves everything else broken.
I like AI. I enjoy using it personally. I even find it helpful at work. But, I hate the way it's being used by most people around me.
When asked if it's because they are worried it's coming for their jobs she confidently days, "yep".
We already see it doing that. But that's not why it's unpopular. It's unpopular because it's a half-assed rollout that is mandated for use that complicates the job further.
Managers are using AI and proclaiming success like Claude does when it confidently "fixes a bug" but leaves everything else broken.
I like AI. I enjoy using it personally. I even find it helpful at work. But, I hate the way it's being used by most people around me.
I do not work for US Bank.
"AI is about as popular with the workforce as return to office mandates were post-Covid"