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I can't wait for the asteroid to hit C-Suite and senior execs. These are the most meaningless jobs and easiest to automate, with the most cost savings.
by thelastgallon 2mo ago
I can't wait for the asteroid to hit C-Suite and senior execs. These are the most meaningless jobs and easiest to automate, with the most cost savings.
- rk06 2mo agobeware! using AI for middle management is how you speedrun to dystopia. Bad Managers can be fired, good managers can manage up. on other hand, "bad" AI will remain and continue to be dystopic, and "good" AI will be killed by higher management for being not being a doormat.
- ryathal 2mo agoC suites typically aren't middle management though.
- seydor 2mo agoThe csuite has the power to keep AI away from it or make itself mandatory.
- derekdahmer 2mo agoYou would prefer the company that employs you be run by AI rather than humans?
- tonyedgecombe 2mo agoI suppose that depends on how dystopian you think current middle management is. I've had managers that were deliberately malicious, AI would almost certainly have been better in that situation.
- ThrowawayR2 2mo agoThe CEO takes their orders from the board of directors representing shareholder or directly from the owner(s) of the business. Even if such a thing as an AI CEO were possible, you somehow think the owners/shareholders are going to command the AI CEO to be any less profit focused and efficiency focused? An AI CEO would have even less qualms about doing benefit cutbacks, layoffs, and squeezing employees because it's just a LLM in a trench coat. If you want to fight businesses, you need to have some kind of a clue how they work.