Unfortunately correct, I’ve seen this strategy work already. I wonder if it will end up being a veritable race to the wage floor for workers.
I’ve seen others go the “grass fed, free range, human made, artisan software” route as well, utterly opposing ai assistance.
At some point there must have somebody out there making sweaters and swearing up and down that machines could never do their job as well, but at the end of the day the employee who makes the shirt doesn’t decide if their job will be automated. The boss cares about the economics and even if the product is inferior they will choose the cheaper option.
Unfortunately correct, I’ve seen this strategy work already. I wonder if it will end up being a veritable race to the wage floor for workers.
I’ve seen others go the “grass fed, free range, human made, artisan software” route as well, utterly opposing ai assistance.
At some point there must have somebody out there making sweaters and swearing up and down that machines could never do their job as well, but at the end of the day the employee who makes the shirt doesn’t decide if their job will be automated. The boss cares about the economics and even if the product is inferior they will choose the cheaper option.
Correct. That’s how our entire economy works, this is how every company survives and expands.