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with enough people, and a sufficiently high view, all problems are about human-management. This is the case for any subject. Management is not a product of uni
by setr 1y ago
with enough people, and a sufficiently high view, all problems are about human-management. This is the case for any subject.
Management is not a product of university MBA programs and power-hungry corporate animals seeking to impose their will on others; it is an inevitably of group labour.
- collingreen 1y agoThis is part of the allure of ai to the management class - having a bunch of your team do exactly what you say (I'm not saying it's what AI will do, just that the thing some of them are drooling over) and vastly reducing this coordination problem. Ironically I think bad managers replacing their teams with AI will be crushed by AI because 1. wtf do they even do and 2. suddenly the work being done correctly is on them with nobody to scapegoat later I expect, for this reason, we'll see AI stabilize at managers telling their teams they must use AI and then demanding more output but not see entire workforces replaced.