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matznerd • yesterday at 11:27 PM • 5 replies • view on HN

If you are a company and can't figure out how to improve your bottom line through increased per person productvity, sales, product development, even just responses to customers etc, then that seems kind of like a "you" problem and not problem of the AI models...


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Ancalagon • yesterday at 11:31 PM

Or, maybe, the AI companies making claims about increased productivity due to their models are wrong (in most cases)?

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GolfPopper • yesterday at 11:33 PM

Perhaps they should be hiring more Scottish nationals?

ares623 • today at 12:06 AM

If you are an AI company with hundreds of billions at your fingertip, and looking for $2 trillion valuation, and can't figure out how to let your customers execute _on the exact thing you are selling them and basing your valuation on_, sounds like a "you" problem too right?

sublinear • yesterday at 11:31 PM

Is your premise really true?

I'm sure they can just fire half and double up work or outsource. That's the traditional way and it definitely works. The worst that ever happens is a few will reneg on payroll. Everyone who still chooses to work there is happy enough.

The worst that can happen with AI... well...

andriy_koval • yesterday at 11:34 PM

there is increase in productivity of both types of employees: good actors who want to deliver on quality of work, and bad actors, who now 20x weaponized in generating all kind of slop. Catching second type is now very nontrivial problem.