Yes AI is producing huge amounts of output that none of us could produce in the same timeframe, but, and it's a huge but, most if not all of it still has to be reviewed by us, explained by us, and agreed upon by us. So yes, AI is doing some tasks, but it's creating new ones as well.
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If you listen to some of the whistleblowers accounts of rogue AIs, it sounds nuts. Are they real? People seem divided on this matter.
Have a listen to AI "experts" describe the incident. Some of it sounds like science fiction. If the accounts are true, I think we are closer to AI being an issue for society.
Between the Hugging Face incident and growing AI capabilities, mandatory licensing and certification for AI use are coming sooner than people think.
@fe iDRAC is one of Dell's crown jewels.
@fe I bet they still hit the ship date for every release!
The only proof you need on the quality of AI is idrac.
you will need people to untangle the mess AI will create.
Performance reviews? Bonuses? Really?
5 seconds without AI...
when I worked for Dell Germany, my manager didn't even fill out my end-of-year review. Talk about expert-level career growth
@aw tell us you have no idea what AI is or how we are using it. I have processes that used to take 5-8 people to complete, now it takes 0 humans. I manage an agentic team and it takes 5% of the time it did before with better results. No performance reviews to write, no coddling of personalities, no bonuses to pay and so on.
AI isn't the threat it's just a tool for generating words and images. It's the execs who only care about profit and use AI as an excuse to cut jobs which is the threat. Greed is the threat here not technology.
@aq look at this chart and listen to the sound of silence (simon&garfunkel). grab yourself an aperol and enjoy.
no but seriously everything that can be automated will be automate. less people you need, one expert you need. enjoy beeing right at the center of this beautiful transformation. you will always find a job in tech.