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If you believe that AI does add to productivity gains, say equivalent to adding 10-20% employees, would you do anything differently than SAP?
by simianwords 2mo ago
If you believe that AI does add to productivity gains, say equivalent to adding 10-20% employees, would you do anything differently than SAP?
- realusername 2mo agoThese are enough gains that you don't need to believe, they should be measurable
- simianwords 2mo agoNot really. A company can work and do things without having to run RCTs to prove everything. The market itself is the RCT.
- realusername 2mo agoIf you doubt that you have gained something as high as 20% gains, it probably just means you got nothing. And also, individual productivity isn't the same as organisation productivity, especially at such a large company.
- andrekandre 2mo ago> gained something as high as 20% gains all other things being held constant, i suppose it should be as easy as +20% profit rate? tho im not an executive so what do i know...
- throwaway87543 2mo agoIf AI was actually making you more profitable, you wouldn't need to be cost cutting to avoid bankruptcy.
- simianwords 2mo agoI'm not sure who is getting bankrupt?
- PolygonSheep 2mo agoNo one, because they cut costs to avoid it.