> If I employ 100 people, and AI makes them 10% more productive, then I only need 90 people now to do the same work. I think it's yet to be seen that AI actual

> If I employ 100 people, and AI makes them 10% more productive, then I only need 90 people now to do the same work. I think it's yet to be seen that AI actually makes people 10% more productive, and further, that getting a task done 10% faster actually means they have 10% more time that is actually used for additional tasks. And more bluntly: I think if it actually were happening, it'd be a lot more plainly obvious to all of us. The pressure from the C-suite to integrate AI into our workflows has been widely noted.