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Hate to be that guy, but.. what’s the problem? The work is getting done for the price you agreed on. You care how it’s done suddenly? If AI does it, it’s the b
by whatnow37373 1y ago
Hate to be that guy, but.. what’s the problem? The work is getting done for the price you agreed on. You care how it’s done suddenly?
If AI does it, it’s the best thing since sliced bread.
I’m sorry but capitalists that want to have it both ways annoy me. Agree on what gets delivered for how much and get out of the way. The “employer” mindset doesn’t jive with capitalism ya’ll are so fond of.
- badmintonbaseba 1y agoIf you don't want to be an employee then don't sign an employment contract.
- whatnow37373 1y agoAh, now suddenly you not only need to deliver work but you need to behave in a certain non-specified way. The contract then should arrange for that and perhaps pay extra because it’s a sign of dysfunction.
- mr_mitm 1y agoAn arrangement like that is probably violating data protection rules that everybody agreed on. In my company, customer data must not leave company systems, let alone the country.
- whatnow37373 1y agoI get the security issues, but let’s be honest. It’s not about that. The poster included a sneer about “work”. This is about something else.
- triceratops 1y agoIt may cause the company to violate data protection, privacy, labor, and tax laws.