What is ExxonMobil’s long‑term view on the role of AI across its operations, organizational structure, workforce requirements, and overall headcount in the coming years?
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@OP I've seen so many automation attempts fail because they simply replicate the stupidest people on the team, the d-mbest processes, and the poorest decision-making. I honestly don't understand how AI is going to fix this. If anything, it could make things worse. What happens when AI is shown the dysfunction? Will it just multiply it at scale, or is it intelligent enough to recognize the dysfunction and eliminate it? I mean, if you give AI a stupid process and a stupid person with bad judgment, what's it going to do? Imitate that person and make the same stupid decisions a thousand times faster? Or recognize that the whole thing is stupid, get rid of the process, and do the job right? I genuinely don't know. How intelligent is AI going to be? Because it's going to have to be intelligent enough to recognize just how stupid some of the people and processes here are, correct the problems, and actually do the job right. Can it do that? Maybe. I certainly hope so.
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Less employees for sure.AI will do so many of tasks so less people just to check the results