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AI will reduce workforce, say 41% of execs in a survey
(www.theregister.com)
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They won't be though because the managers don't know anything about AI. People who actually train the AI will be some poor sap in IT who's been lumbered with a job they don't want, because AI is computers right.
So I'm going to train it on good stuff written by professionals, Star Trek episodes, and make it watch War Games.
The managers don't even have any data sets the AI could absorb anyway because most of their BS is in person, and so not recorded for analysis.
Oh my. I see you don't know mich about the hell called key performance indicators...
Key performance indicators will be what will turn our AI overlords into AI tyrants. And there is so so much data available for training the AIs.