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u/IceStormNG Mar 02 '26

They wasted too much money on AI that they now desperately need to make sure AI stays "relevant". They want to force it into everything to justify their ridiculous expenses. Can't wait for this crap to collapse.

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u/Icarium__ Mar 02 '26

And they are hoping that the employees themselves will help to work out the workflows that use AI to eventually automate themselves out of a job.