[Faark]

Social responsibility?

I have a few colleagues who like the way they work and would prefer everything to stay the way it is. Such "skilled artisans" might be on the way out, replaced by "Ai factory" mass production.

Sure, they could just be kicked out and replaced. But they worked with the company, in some case for a decade plus. Giving them a fair picture of what seems to be down the road is the very least I'd expect of a company treating it's workers as more than just replaceable cogwheels.

[n4r9]

For sure. It's not inherently bad that a company encourages their staff to use AI. But there are better ways than just announcing you are now AI-first in everything and they must tell you how they're using AI in performance reviews. That just creates resentment and incentivises gaming the system.