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Yes. They don't know what AI actually is and what the capabilities are and the companies selling integrations are running on hope rather than technical competen
by neepi 1y ago
Yes. They don't know what AI actually is and what the capabilities are and the companies selling integrations are running on hope rather than technical competence and suitability. So it gets applied to unsuitable problem domains and fails.
- matt3210 1y agoThey vibe coded everything so it basically a second year cs student level of work and security.
- tough 1y agoI hate consultants, their incentives are all whack from the beginning. Hopefully more companies will encourage their own employees to explore how AI can fit on their current workflows or improve them and not try to hope for some magical thinking to solve their problems
- SirBomalot 1y agoI currently have to deal with such consultants. They want to sell their magical AI black box. Speaking with the consultants let's me assume that they too get the pressure from the top to do ai stuff maybe because they fear that else they will be replaced by ai or so. It seems really somewhat desperate.