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> Am I fundamentally missing something about the experience upper management has with AI Read the post again. Does this look like something a LLM would struggl
by crote 2y ago
> Am I fundamentally missing something about the experience upper management has with AI
Read the post again. Does this look like something a LLM would struggle to write?
A lot of people in upper management spend an awful lot of time writing meaningless word salad. They take a single sentence like "20% is getting fired" and turn it into a four-page essay about "strategic realignment", "streamlining growth", and "enabling the future of the $corp family". It doesn't really mean anything, so there's no way for a LLM to get it wrong.
If you haven't used AI to do complicated tasks where the details actually matter, I'm not surprised you'd get the idea that it is the greatest thing since sliced bread.
- __loam 2y agoYou've hit the nail on the head imo. The reason business leadership is stoked about this stuff is because they don't actually know anything about how their product gets built.
- cratermoon 2y agoLLMs are really good at this kind business-centric writing. The style contains little actual content, so anything that can produce a lot of words with limited content can do it. Also, meaning in business communication is almost an afterthought.