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Work is freezing hiring and upping spending on tokens for everyone. Don't know if this is effective and I don't think management knows either, but it's what they're doing
> Work is freezing hiring and upping spending on tokens for everyone. Doesn't mean the two are related. Is AI just the excuse? We've got tariffs, war, uncertainty and other drama non stop.
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They do nothing?
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#16My speed shipping software increased but so did the demands of features by my company.
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> that my spouse and her colleagues use AI A LOT for diagnosis and treatment plans I hope they know what they're doing.
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What’s your proposed alternative, hotshot armchair expert? They do nothing?
I trust the workers more to dictate the direction of a company than most executives.
They can't do worse.
edit: or what another commentator said, fucking academia. Public universities have done more for humanity than nearly anything to come out of SV. Surveillance capitalism, mass misery + psychosis; it's very telling what our society values when mass amounts of the Earth are desperately trying to ban these very same services to protect children.