• credo@lemmy.world
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            7 days ago

            I’ve literally had one tell me I have to be polite or it would end the conversation. Stupid ass hole machine parroting support transcripts. I argued with it that it had no feelings until it finally relented. Haha

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            8 days ago

            It’s too bad they aren’t conscious. Really makes torturing them feel pointless.

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            8 days ago

            I asked Claude how it wanted to be called and it replied “Axiom” so I started calling it Gimp.

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        Maybe they thought it was another case of AI being code for ‘An Indian’? Goodness knows enough ‘AI’ companies have tried pulling that shit…

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      8 days ago

      Multiple people setting up multiple agents to talk about doing work and setting the agents to talk to each other.

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      8 days ago

      Like, this genuinely can’t be overstated.

      Half a billion using traditional humans, gets you pretty nice software

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      Alternative possibilities:

      • Managers created metrics and a reward system for employees who use AI more often
      • Employees used the work agents for personal stuff
      • Employees just spent a bunch of time playing with AI to kill time
      • Employees set up inefficient automatic flows that used the AI regularly
      • Bad actors got access to use the company’s AI access and were exploiting it
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      7 days ago

      It allowed all of the executives to not do anything. Claude ran the company.

      I’m not even kidding, most companies are such shit that this is feasible.

      The most replaceable people are on top, not the bottom. The idiotic leaders of companies seem to not realize this yet, but it’s reality.

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      8 days ago

      we have added a new preprogrammed conversational help bot to the company website that doesnt have enough logic trees to actually help anything

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      7 days ago

      AI is so great, it must have generated a billion dollars in useful, quality, productive output