Prior to AI, you’d hire an expert or someone who knew what they were doing and then you’d trust that they’d be able to deliver the thing you’re asking them to do. That all changes, now it’s not what you know it’s what you can deliver and how quickly. That means there’s going to be constant pressure to deliver more and more stuff at work, it’s going to be competitive with others in your org, there’s going to be serious burnout. As soon as the metric becomes speed then what was now fun, and rewarding work, will be jettisoned. Taking your time and ‘doing it right’ will be seen as an efficiency loss. Welcome to the future you’re all clapping on. Work will be living hell. submitted by /u/Dredgefort
Originally posted by u/Dredgefort on r/ArtificialInteligence