So after the farm has been fully bet on ai, it's now up to us remaining & surviving employees asking ourselves what we can do to make this happen.
Pretty amazing after getting hit with a number of layoff waves - and likely more to come after a strategic shift to replace as many employees as possible with ai - plus reorgs after reorgs that just don't make any sense at all and an acquisition that seems to make less and less sense with every day.
Alas, what was leadership all about again?
@et Ok... seems like you are a wolf in sheeps clothing... Read the room mo--n.. Or use AI to do it if you can't.
@et seriously... 😊
@fm what a pity needing to worry about being replaced by AI.
@et Talking about vision and strategy from one digging his own grave
Using cursor doesn't automatically give you a vision. You're living proof
@dv are you ever using any AI product? Did you use cursor to improve your productivity? AI is real. I am an engineer. Engineers always think they are better than strategists and they can do strategists’ job while strategists can not do their job. The reality is most engineers are not visionary and miss big pictures. Please try AI.
@dv Can't agree more.
@OP The entire industry is going to be laid waste by the AI shadow. All of Ansys has been put on hold save for AI integrations. Talent is leaving the industry and the pipelines of human capital necessary for advancement is withering away.
When these C level monkey’s masturbatory fantasy of AI collapses it will take a decade or more to recover. Ansys will never recover, as it was already in severe stagnation from years of acquisition brain drain and thrash.
The devastation caused by mass incompetency in leadership is about to become a trillion dollar blow to the American economy.
it's all just an absurd comedy they are playing.