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Future with AI

What we should expect regarding AI? Any insights?


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Consultant recommending 10-20% cut at end of year. Beware.

Wall street love to see EPS rising!!

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Post ID: @fz+1ky311epa

More efficient processing of PIPs.

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Post ID: @fw+1ky311epa

Job loss

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Post ID: @dx+1ky311epa

What can you expect? A high tech cartoon that spews incorrect information.

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Post ID: @dg+1ky311epa

Here is a little fun fact. That PAM dude hired someone from Optum who never quit their previous job so he was collecting a paycheck from 3M (read: stealing) the entire time he worked here. He wasn't even fired when the PAM dude was shown proof and was allowed to put in his notice.

Those are the 3M ethics I know and love. Which one of the company values does that fall under: instilling rigor, driving results, no wait maybe it is accountability...

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Post ID: @da+1ky311epa

Ask the PAM dude in IT Security who looks like Humpty Dumpty. He basically wipes his bottom with AI & posts non-stop on LinkedIn about it during the work day.

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Post ID: @b7+1ky311epa

Any opportunity to cut costs with AI is going to get a lot of attention from leadership.

And since American workers cost more than workers in other countries, expect layoffs in St. Paul soon.

Ironically, the thing our leaders are best at -- making slide decks that don't really mean anything and don't matter to anyone but them -- is the thing AI could best take over. Don't hold your breath waiting for that, though

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