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lemmy.world

CEO admits they have made a solution in search for a problem

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lemmy.ca

They made a thing that does nothing useful, but was novel. They paid the top consulting firms hundreds of millions to invent a "use" for it.

Then in the typical C-Suite Circle Jerk fashion, everybody started cumming on each others backs as they forced LLM down everyone's throats not realizing that there was no use because they are hired for their willingness to be cold and cruel to employees in the pursuit of their goals and deference to authority, not their intelligence, perception or skills.

We've pissed away trillions on stupid, by stupid and for stupid.

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The worst part is it is useful, and almost none of the planet burning was necessary.

We could have just had siri, but actually useful. Instead we lose the Internet to slop and companies are literally selling their futures to get people to use siri, but it require a quarter second on a top of the line server rack, instead of 20 seconds on your phone

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lemmy.world

Calling it a multi billion dollar project is factually correct but quite the understatement

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The only useful thing to do with AI is to remove it from any place they did infect it with.

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Can't even imagine how bleak it must look Co-Pilot and Microsoft when all the news/talk is always about ChatGPT and Grok

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lemmy.ca

Buddy, the useful thing you want do with it is also socially impermissible.

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They are just trying to distract us from the fact that it is already doing what it is supposed to do. Which is enable companies to fire even more people and deliver even less on their promises.

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AFAIK this is a paraphrase that holds very well the meaning on the original.

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Its better to beg for social forgiveness than to ask for social permission

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It is already replacing call centers, apart from this no breakthrough ...

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