Looking over all the bad decisions that VZ has made regarding the direction of the company since Dan has taken over with the direction of using AI has only really proven that, he should have replaced himself and most of the leadership with AI. The decisions that have been made have been horrible that even a 10 year old could have seen the outcome, from shipping many of the Engineering and Network Engineering positions to India to laying off and closing sales, Just stupid. So, I ran the last years events through Chat GPT as a model and asked for the a 12 recommendation of business direction. Funny, or not funny, top recommendation, eliminate Dan and most of the top team, and replaced with AI! LOL. He-l, definitely can't do worse and would save millions as well as save thousands of jobs and customers. However, like through the the years as I have pointed out known questionable and later proven fraudulent activities within the company and been told every time to "Stay in my lane". This time when it could save billions, and not just millions, and thousands of jobs, I have been told to stay in my lane. To bad Dan won't stand up and be a man and follow his own advice, and follow AI, and step down!
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Dan- jeans n Tshirt pretending tech guy who only knows AI as a word that’s all, RIF this guy and put Gemini+claude combo as ceo with Humna employee in loop😁
@a1 Its almost like Verizon is doing it's own thing rather than actually trying to develop AI to improve customer experience and network reliability.
T-Mobile AI Performance
Better Latency: T-Mobile handles basic text AI tasks with lower delay than Verizon.
AI Network Tools: T-Mobile uses AI software in its towers to boost 5G speed and fix weak signals.
Readiness: A report by the Wireless Dealer Group shows T-Mobile leads in mobile AI network readiness.
Verizon AI Performance
Infrastructure Deals: Verizon spends billions on fiber cables to connect major AI data centers.
(So data centers... not its own mobile network performance to attract customers?)
Consumer Perks: Verizon lets users add tools like Google AI Pro directly to phone plans as seen on CNET.
(So... Google AI Pro... developed by Google... not Verizon... )
Network Focus: Verizon prioritizes massive data capacity for tech companies over quick mobile AI tweaks.
(Uhhhh... "My hard drive brings all the boys to the yard" only for tech companies, not customers or employees? )
Maybe Verizon is done with being in the the phone business??
We're on a better path. Believe what you need to. Slow soo-i-side under Hans.
@aq Many times, I have had managers accuse me of saying something in an email that I never said. They only read AI summaries of email and almost every one has changed what I wrote to out of context statements that had noting to do with the subject matter. And the kicker is that they would never check it so see that it was true after I pointed it out to them. "I don't have to check it. I know what you wrote."
And, as @OP suggested that "even a 10 year old could have seen the outcome", who remembers when they rolled out AI email summaries and proudly announced that you can ask it to explain your email to you as if you were 5 years old?
It came across as though they were saying that, with AI, any 5 year old could do you job.
@OP Uh oh.... my Verizon inbox and Slack 'bout to be filled with people asking if am the OP of this thread.
@a1 what specifically about AI do we need? We're being shoved AI down our throats without reason, and a lot of people aren't even factchecking what the output. It's a race for racing's sake.
Dan is one of the worst things that happened to Vz
@OP verizon os so far behind in ai it will never catch up. people at verizon will be setting their careers back by staying