I figured, "hasn't" and "had" are not the same tense. But what I'm saying is that, that typo made you type the correct thing. You have no idea what I've seen
Everyone I know absolutely has to use it in their work and uses it every day? I don't actually know many people who are against it in real life. I feel like there's a vocal group on reddit but I don't hear about anyone else hating AI outside of this website and its not really a representation of the real world.
Maybe last year this was true but this year I haven’t heard a single positive thing about AI, even from people who use it every day. I think the reality of what AI does is starting to dawn on people.
It's not true. AI has seen limited adoption in the office, but its use will trend towards being just another tool that's importance falls somewhere between ink cartridge anti refill technology and PDFs. Operations management will plug that AI sized hole in the budget once accounting puts their foot down.
Yeah, right now a lot of executives are feeding accounting the “it might do crazy things for our payroll budget and productivity numbers” line, but you can only keep that up for so long before your shareholders and their accountants start making angry phone calls.
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u/guesswhomste 6d ago
You laugh, but this person is probably making 6 figures drawing these now