Are people's bosses making them use AI tools?

My company literally built its own ChatGPT Enterprise wrapper and forced us all to make X prompts in it per week. If we don’t meet that quota, our immediate leader will “strongly suggest” we do it or we might get a bad performance review eventually. It’s also tied to our yearly bonus now.

Just a few years ago I got in trouble for wasting the company bot's time trying to make it play Zork with me over lunch break

We have had a huge push for mandatory ChatGPT use as well at my 800 person company - 4 mandatory IT trainings about it, told how much we use it will be factored into our performance reviews, hyped up by management at all-hands, told if we don't use it we will be outperformed by those who do.

I am curious if they read what we're prompting into the system and considering our use case as well.

This sounds like an interesting case for letting the LLM chat with itself by opening two instances and doing malicious compliance.

Sounds like a great way to script yourself a bonus

And you could even ask chatGPT to generate a set of prompts and the API calls for you!

"I'm gonna proompt myself a minivan"

Its okay. You're going to be laid off thanks to this newfound 'efficiency' soon anyways.

That's the whole point