When a ceo or exec or whatever assigns a task or something to someone, they go off and do it and come back with a result, doesn’t matter if it’s right or wrong.
It doesn’t matter if it involves 1000 people and years of work, it’s the same with a few status meetings along the way.
When AI comes along, it’s the same thing, but faster. Sure it can be wrong, but so can humans, so who really cares? All they see is same result, but faster.
I think that’s where the AI craze comes from. Executives don’t see people as real, they see them as agents and human agents cost more than AI.
When a ceo or exec or whatever assigns a task or something to someone, they go off and do it and come back with a result, doesn’t matter if it’s right or wrong.
It doesn’t matter if it involves 1000 people and years of work, it’s the same with a few status meetings along the way.
When AI comes along, it’s the same thing, but faster. Sure it can be wrong, but so can humans, so who really cares? All they see is same result, but faster.
I think that’s where the AI craze comes from. Executives don’t see people as real, they see them as agents and human agents cost more than AI.