I wish we could just stop destroying people's jobs and lives using AI. The statistics I have heard quoted say, that merely 25% of the people actually like their job. Meaning they like doing what they do for its own sake, not because it gets them money, which they desperately need to live. I get it, most people don't want to do the work. But can we stop ruining the jobs of people, who are actually dedicated to their job and would like to keep doing their job properly?

But I guess since EY is a CYA hedge anyway, no one really cares about whether the reports are hallucinations or not. Someone high up spent money on EY, so that they can justify some decision and won't be held responsible that much, when it turns out the decision was shit. All that matters to them is, that it has the appearance of something genuine and then they can base the decision on what they receive from EY, which better be what they already wanted to hear/read anyway.

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krapp 2 hours ago | parent [-]

>The statistics I have heard quoted say, that merely 25% of the people actually like their job. Meaning they like doing what they do for its own sake, not because it gets them money, which they desperately need to live.

Even people who like their jobs work because they need money to live.

	▲	zelphirkalt an hour ago \| parent [-]
		My point is, that people who want to do their job properly are less likely to sling AI slop and be found out to do that, and that I wish we could stop destroying their jobs or lives, to chase stakeholder wet dreams of the companies they invested in letting go almost everyone.