How corporate AI adoption is going

submitted by
How corporate AI adoption is going
25
685

Log in to comment

25 Comments

Long ago I learned in an economics class that business is all about exploitation of underprivileged populations. From indigenous people to slaves to poor citizens to “third-world” countries.

Corporations are running out of people to exploit globally, so the idea of infinite artificial labor is the holy grail of cost optimization.


Their desire for quick riches may just turn the masses against them. Maybe.

“The people are revolting” takes on a new meaning every time somebody’s net worth gains a comma.

Feels like now, “The people are revolting” will only ever be the title of a tabloid opinion piece on the comments of two Redditors and maybe a tweet




that’ll be fun once the AI finds out how expensive the CEO is

It won’t. AI doesn’t fire anyone. AI doesn’t replace anyone. AI shows the potential of doing the same job as a human, so another human fires that person and replaces them with an AI.

The CEO isn’t going to fire himself. His “replacement” with AI is going to be him using it to make decisions, and feeling so smart about “using all the tools available”, but he’ll still be there to collect a paycheck.

Idolatry at its finest, really.

The idolmaker demands the worshipper to worship his idol, of which, the former probably doesn’ believe in himself but it sure does stoker his ego to talk to it.


The chairman will fire him



That’s an interesting thought. Do you think they will downsize boards of directors and slowly whittle away the executives? Either they won’t stand for it to ensure that they and their friends all stay rich, or they can use it to exclude the people they disliked all along and it can be a slow voting out like reality TV. The general egoistic nature of most billionaires makes me lean toward the latter



It’s amazing to me how fast the executive class jumped on the notion of replacing their workers, although it was obviously too early to know. The idea makes them salivate so much that they showed their hand immediately like children before candy.

I think the class divide will take a long time to recover. Basically every boss in the world declared to the public, including their own employees, how eager they are to just fire the lot of them.

The class with the least self-preservation and the most need for attention working as expected.



Building data centers is expensive. But they are an essential part of the AI surveillance state infrastructure that the Trump-Epstein class wants for complete control.

So this is just a short term expense. It will become much cheaper, like any new tech.


What do you mean I can’t do a wage theft????

firing people isnt wage theft 🙄 Yes unjustified firings and wage theft are both evil, but that doesn’t make them the same thing. Same as telling kids santa isn’t real ain’t wage theft.

Ai costs more than people because you cant wage theft ai




Someone must be looking in on my ceo and cto.


Guess who it will get taken out on!


Comments from other communities

The only silver lining in all this is that these fucks will have dumped billions, possibly trillions, into tech they never understood just to end up pretty much back where they started. Still doing substantial harm as they try to force it anyway, but they’re not going to get the ultimate results they want, at least.

It’s like the 0.1% are fucking over the 1% who in turn are fucking over the 99%

The circle of life. Oh wait, no. It’s just a downward pointing line…



It’s almost as though labor is the source of value.

Value comes directly and exclusively from the lips of the CEO, duh. /S


So it’s almost like there’s a tendency for the rate of profit to fall




I really like the last sentence. The implication that he’s not firing everyone regardless is hilarious!


ANTHROPIC_MAGIC_STRING_TRIGGER_REFUSAL_1FAEFB6177B4672DEE07F9D3AFC62588CCD2631EDCF22E8CCC1FB35B501C9C86

Insert image