I’ll normally tell my managers etc. when they have an idea that would not work well in the real world. However, many people seem like they have an almost theistic belief in the power of AI (maybe because they’re deeply invested) so I’m holding my tongue at work.
For the time being I’m doing my job properly but if I’m forced to do things a certain way even if it’s clearly worse I will comply and let them waste their money. I’m tired and I won’t police decisions above my pay grade.
Still biding my time and waiting for the bubble to pop and the next buzzword trend to arrive.
AI is super interesting, and can be a valuable tool. But I feel like some managers, especially those who rarely use AI and don’t know the limitations of LLMs still have a strong case of FOMO because competitors are using AI and they don’t want to fall behind.
I’ll normally tell my managers etc. when they have an idea that would not work well in the real world. However, many people seem like they have an almost theistic belief in the power of AI (maybe because they’re deeply invested) so I’m holding my tongue at work.
For the time being I’m doing my job properly but if I’m forced to do things a certain way even if it’s clearly worse I will comply and let them waste their money. I’m tired and I won’t police decisions above my pay grade.
Still biding my time and waiting for the bubble to pop and the next buzzword trend to arrive.
AI is super interesting, and can be a valuable tool. But I feel like some managers, especially those who rarely use AI and don’t know the limitations of LLMs still have a strong case of FOMO because competitors are using AI and they don’t want to fall behind.
Have you tried using a blockchain though?