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>Take responsibility for your actions >re-train them to use AI Why can't they take responsibility for their own actions, and train themselves to use AI? Ever
by welshwelsh 3y ago
>Take responsibility for your actions
>re-train them to use AI
Why can't they take responsibility for their own actions, and train themselves to use AI?
Everyone knows about the disruptive potential of AI now, it's not a secret anymore. Some people will take the initiative to master the new tech, and they will replace the people who don't. It's their choice.
Instead of training luddites to use technology they don't understand, it's better to hire people who already see the potential of AI and are making efforts to capitalize on it. Fill your company with people who share your vision for a better, more automated world, and fire those who don't. Unregulated market forces are the best way to force AI adoption, and people will quickly learn AI once it becomes a requirement for survival.
- nico 3y ago> Why can't they take responsibility for their own actions, and train themselves to use AI? Maybe they can. But what are you going to do from your own position? Can you help those people? Will you? You might not feel responsible or accountable. But if everyone feels that way, then no one will do anything. If you just read the above, thought that there is something you can do, but still won’t do it, then you made that decision. Don’t blame anyone else for it. Don’t blame “unregulated market forces” for it. You are free to do as you please. But don’t make up excuses about other people’s behavior of why you choose to act the way you do. This applies to everything in our lives, not just our reactions to AI. Love to you on your path.