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CEO having conversation with 2 workers.
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I actually touched upon this topic while discussing one startup boss who somehow found a way to make meetings worse. She shared that her workers will take 5-minute breaks to manage what their AI agents are doing as background tasks! Instead of dedicating all of one's working hours to the tasks at hand, there are now a bajillion background projects that employees now have to keep in mind.
It'll certainly be an interesting time for technological advancements, but a lot of workers are pushing back against it's use (or overuse). Check out what this CEO said — it's refreshingly honest to hear someone in leadership talk about this tech in a down-to-Earth kinda way.
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Thank you for saying this!
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Is... is this true?
Perhaps the whole ChatGPT/Claude/Gemini thing is already affecting the c-suite? I suppose in time, they might think it could replace their executive assistants, or be trained how to reply to any of their emails. I don't think that'll happen — I think it'll mess up a lot before they see the error of their ways — but that also won't stop a lot of higher-ups from trying to join the cool crowd and implement the newest tech into their workflow.
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I imagine we'll see a lot of proof of that in the years to come! AI frequently hallucinates things, oftentimes just making up it's own facts whole-cloth. There are going to be plenty of lazy white-collar workers who find themselves over-reliant on technology that just can't do the work correctly.
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CEO advises his team of 3 workers.
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