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The part I don't understand is why can't they wait for the efficiency gains to materialize before firing people? Better pay a few people for a few months extra
by newswasboring 8mo ago
The part I don't understand is why can't they wait for the efficiency gains to materialize before firing people? Better pay a few people for a few months extra than be wrong. If AI is going to bring in all this efficiency, this would be peanuts.
- mikkupikku 8mo agoIts like the "throw him into the deep end" method of teaching kids to swim. (I don't endorse it, but it has worked for many people.)
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- rmah 8mo agoBecause, for white collar jobs, that is so rare that it's reasonable to say that it never happens.