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this post was submitted on 03 Jul 2023
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I feel like AI would be better put to replace CEOs than Frontline workers lol. Get rid of your most expensive asset and improve efficiency.
Or at least middle Management. Though, it would require better reporting/time tracking/statistics to do so. Something easily gamed.
Eh, you can improve reporting, time usage, and statistics all you want. It won't help people stop making stupid short-sighted decisions. If it isn't middle management, it'll be the people controlling the AI's which replace them.
CEO: "AI, give me a plan to improve profits by at least 10% in the next quarter."
AI: ". Note: enacting this plan will cause talent attrition and there is a 70% chance of -50% revenue over the following 5 years."
CEO: "Sounds great, I'm retiring next year!"
The people up top have plenty information on how to run a long-term successful business, but still choose to make illogical decisions which screw them over the long term. Changing the source of data to an AI just means that the CEO can ignore any feedback or metrics which don't agree with their internal model and incentive structure.