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spacemadness ◴[] No.44482156[source]
Having seen the almost rabid and fearful reactions of product owners first hand around forcing AI into every product, it’s because all these companies are in panic mode. Many of these folks are not thinking clearly and have no idea what they’re doing. They don’t think they have time to think it through. Doing something is better than nothing. It’s all theatre for their investors coupled with a fear of being seen as falling behind. Nobody is going to have a measured and well thought through approach when they’re being pressured from above to get in line and add AI in any way. The top execs have no ideas, they just want AI. You’re not even allowed to say it’s a bad idea in a lot of bigger companies. Get in line or get a new job. At some point this period will pass and it will be pretty embarrassing for some folks.
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recursive ◴[] No.44482638[source]
The product I'm working on is privately owned. Hence no investors. We're still in the process of cramming AI into everything.
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ryandrake ◴[] No.44483464[source]
Even if your company is privately owned, it has at least 1 investor (possibly just the founder), and this urge to cram AI is no doubt coming from him.
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1. tptacek ◴[] No.44485151[source]
Or, the owners and/or managers of the product just believe something you disagree with, and smooth execution of anything ambitious in computing is just difficult and takes lots of attempts.