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God forbid people actually have to do work and fact-check the hallucination machines!
by cwnyth 5mo ago
God forbid people actually have to do work and fact-check the hallucination machines!
- wewewedxfgdf 5mo agoYou're correct - whether you keep your job depends on how well you conceal that you used AI.
- embedding-shape 5mo agoI don't think most people care if you used AI or not, as long as it's correct. AI or no AI, incorrect and false stuff makes people tired of you.
- add-sub-mul-div 5mo agoPeople who are paying even a slight bit of attention understand and anticipate the correlation between AI and slop/hallucination. There's a reason those terms have emerged. And there aren't corresponding terms for AI success/quality.
- benjiro3000 5mo ago[dead]
- Terr_ 5mo agoYes, but at the same time: "God forbid managers and executives actually permit people enough time to do do work and fact-check the hallucination machines." Especially in contexts where they are also mandating that staff find ways to use the hallucination machines. Much like industrial accidents, some portion of blame has to go to the system, rather than any individual.
- cwnyth 5mo agoThat's not relevant to this particular case, but sure, it's hard to disagree with that general statement.