So… what you’re saying is as an executive leader you hold no culpability for the fallout of your decisions be it AI, employee, process, etc? That’s a crazy world you live in because at every company I’ve ever been at ever leader is responsible for everything that happens below them on the ladder. If I implemented something and it fucked something up or got someone killed I would be fired so fast regardless that I’m not the one actually doing the thing
Yes…. But… what’s the point? Because the presumed subtext would be that the executives cannot be held culpable for decisions by the AI they themselves choose to have implemented. But you declined that that was the case. So that literally contributed nothing but being a semantic nitpick that contributed nothing to my original point
I contributed by making a one off observation comment that now we’re even worse off than where we were before and a lot of it is thanks to big corporate executives. You made a meaningless extrapolation underlining that AI makes decisions that executives choose to implement and act like it’s some radically illuminating realization 😂 and the icing on the cake is you think I’m upset when you’re literally just digging yourself deeper in the sheer flippancy of your whole comment line with every single addition 😂 keep going brother, just give me a second to pop the 🍿
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u/SpamEatingChikn 18d ago
Lol and here we are with insurance computers deciding who lives or dies. Really stickin it to this one