Raw LLM Responses

Chinese company Netdragon replaced CEO with AI and increased profits by 10% in 6 months. Suddenly it’s not just the jobs of regular workers that are under threat from AI, but the management and CEO. And with current AI being really good at higher tier decision making it is primarily suited to replace those management and CEO positions in corporations. And with the high cost going to CEOs and management it is very cost efficient to replace those positions if an AI can do it better (which it has, see case Netdragon). What amuses me then is how all these high profile people, many who are embedded in CEO and management positions in corporations, are now in a flurry and a panic to write open letters about AI. Funny how things change when the AI swings the gun around and starts aiming at the management instead of just the workers. That said it is healthy to establish regulations and laws on how to govern the use of AI. As long as those restriction’s aren’t just “AI may not take the role as CEO or lead positions in corporations” for these high profile people to cover their own asses behind regulations that only benefit them and not workers.