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Executives control their employees (to whatever degree they can). Your Hertz example would be about controlling customers (which every executive fantasizes abou
by orev 3y ago
Executives control their employees (to whatever degree they can). Your Hertz example would be about controlling customers (which every executive fantasizes about but can’t actually do).
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> Executives control their employees (to whatever degree they can) Sure. But if they lay off their workforce and AI doesn't deliver, no amount of executive cajoling will make it do what it can't do. In the same way that an executive who refuses to deploy AI will be outcompeted by those who do (if it works), the one who overenthusiastically deploys it will be outcompeted by those who didn't.
- orev 3y agoThe context of my comment is that JumpCrisscross is confusing the ability of executives to be able to control their employees vs being able to control their customers. The Hertz example is incorrect because it’s related to customers, when the AI discussion is about employees. In making such a mistake, this subthread is no longer about AI vs employees, it’s about avoiding red herrings in the discussion.