If you are a "leader" trying to hire a "skilled" AI worker you are probably trying just trying to buy the ability to say "AI" a lot in your press releases. Save

If you are a "leader" trying to hire a "skilled" AI worker you are probably trying just trying to buy the ability to say "AI" a lot in your press releases. Save your money, just say "AI" a lot, you'll be better off than your competitors - trying to shoehorn The New Clippy™ into every corner of their app. To wit: > It showed that 40% of 2,000 C-level executives surveyed plan to use genAI tools such as ChatGPT to cover critical skills shortages through the automation of tasks. And even if you find a skilled AI worker, they'll just try to convince you not to build a chatbot. So much golf time wasted! > “If there’s a desire to delegate critical activities and functions to genAI, it is essential that senior management first develops a deeper understanding of the data management processes, including what data can and cannot be used to train these systems,” said David Emm, Kaspersky’s principal security researcher. This reminds me of every tech craze before it. I remember when executives thought they could just 'buy' a website and be done with it all that bother. So we got stuck with shitty online banking for most of a decade.