(05-18-2026 11:28 AM)b2b Wrote:  I've spent more time trying to figure out how it can help me than time that it ACTUALLY helped.

Once you do understand AI and how to make it work for you you'll be ahead of the game. Your company will find someone who does know that information and will automate things where they can. Quite frankly, where it is at now from 6 months ago is scary... and it is only getting faster. And now AI is using itself recursively to update its own code to be able to do things better and faster.

(05-18-2026 11:32 AM)mlb Wrote:  

(05-18-2026 11:28 AM)b2b Wrote:  I've spent more time trying to figure out how it can help me than time that it ACTUALLY helped.

Once you do understand AI and how to make it work for you you'll be ahead of the game. Your company will find someone who does know that information and will automate things where they can. Quite frankly, where it is at now from 6 months ago is scary... and it is only getting faster. And now AI is using itself recursively to update its own code to be able to do things better and faster.

regardless, if one is in a non-value added position, they should be veddy veddy worried … unless they know how to get their hands dirty, that white collar is soon to absorb more silt than they can handle once AI is fully trained and adaptable on the fly…

e.g. a purchasing dept of 10 being reduced to 2 in < 2 yrs … 80% redundant employee reduction is a gimme putt for too many…

such is the consequence of the fiat, capitalism, publicly traded corps., and artificial worth in flesh that hits the law of diminishing…