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AI spurs employees to work harder, faster, and with fewer breaks, study finds
(www.theregister.com)
this post was submitted on 12 Feb 2026
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You must have done things wrong. These cases actually work extremely well. Like it or not.
Yeah, after all, LLMs are known for their ability to do things correctly and not make up tons of random bullshit.
This is too generalised of a statement. You could say the same about people. I could tell you about how well these things (notLLMs in general, I mean mature use cases) actually work at many companies I’ve seen it, but you still won’t accept it so what’s the point.
I would struggle to accept any statement that doesn't match with my experience and the experience of the vast majority of the people I talk to about this.
Because you can tell me the sky is purple polka dots, but without evidence I'm not going to do more than listen to your experience.