FloridaBoi

It would be great if he kicked a soccer ball instead

Can’t wait to see how he throws a baseball

Eventually Joe Crab

Ibarra is great track. It might be my favorite followed by Road Atlanta

Cooking veggies preserves them and some can be frozen depending on the purpose. If you have meal plans for them make sure to get them within the correct freshness timeframe. Otherwise I think @dessa has good tips

Brings a new meaning to X-biking

From a leadership perspective they will absolutely see that AIs can somewhat competently write emails and extrapolate that it can do so much more resulting in workers getting shafted with salaries and workloads.

That’s also true.

I was trying to remember how my boss said it in a meeting when he was salivating at the potential savings. It was a 2-for-1 deal where at least one technical expert role got eliminated. So in his mind the remaining employee supervises (or is supervised by) an AI that performs what they call the “non-value add” work like data aggregation, formatting, etc so that the person can focus on “analysis”.

Of course this is just their intention and flies in the face of reality once you begin losing institutional knowledge from layoffs and natural attrition and the technical debt starts accumulating so you need people to clean it up. In my experience they’ve preferred to outsource some of this shit work because it looks good to have lower payroll expense even if your operating expenses increase from paying contractors and consultants.

I still think that ultimately at the aggregate level there is a deskilling because the leftover people are no longer required to be SMEs per their department function and rather become AI supervisors with enough knowledge to troubleshoot problems. Like in finance you wouldn’t need CPAs to do accounting, you just need some staff accountants who themselves are being squeezed.

This is what I tell people at work. Bosses have been extremely honest about it. In their telling, we are “unlocking value” by being to replace a highly paid data scientist and a senior analyst with a single junior analyst. The whole point is to deskill the roles so they can pay fewer people less money. This is on top of the usual offshoring and outsourcing.

One of my bosses cooked his brain on AI hype and slop. Every time I walked by his office for the last several months if he wasn’t in a meeting he was watching some AI slop training.

He once yelled at all of us for not making an AI video since it was the future.

He got laid off last month.

While corporations especially Silicon Valley ones did fall in line, trump still seems sensitive to markets which appear to have forced him to back off from certain positions. So maybe it would be better to say markets instead of corporations would sway the admin.

Is that the guy who explicitly said he’s not a leftist?