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In $COMPANY, for the mid-yearly review, the employees were asked whether their AI usage was 1/ efficient, 2/ adoptive (integrated in the way they work) or 3/ tr
by frizlab 2mo ago
In $COMPANY, for the mid-yearly review, the employees were asked whether their AI usage was 1/ efficient, 2/ adoptive (integrated in the way they work) or 3/ transformative.
Saying “never used it” or “I tried and it was useless” was literally not possible.
- tmp10423288442 2mo agoYou'd have to be a pretty stubborn software engineer to not find AI useful for anything at this point, unless they're making you use Github Copilot or something far behind the frontier. You don't have repetitive tests to write? You never need to write a script to run something?
- fwip 2mo agoAnd you'd have to be a pretty pig-headed exec to assume that the only experience an employee could possibly have with LLMs is positive.
- frizlab 2mo agoCurrently the only thing I personally find LLMs useful for are code reviews.
- xigoi 2mo agoI don’t use AI for ethical reasons. I don’t want to support companies that are destroying the planet and inflating hardware prices.