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My employer is in full on AI psychosis, they have opened op Copilot Pro to every employee, and have asked everyone to dedicate a few work hours every week for nothing but AI.

I hate it.

We are removing skills and knowledge and replacing them with a statistics driver chatbot.

I can't wait for the trough of disillusionment to arrive and pour some sanity into the hype.

I have accepted that AI won't go away even after a crash, but it needs to be treated as a another tool, not as a replacement of an actual staff member.

We can't afford to grow dependent on AI, neither financially nor mentally.

In these last four or so years we have had AI (ChatGPT, Copilot, etc...) we have already started seeing a decline in skills and knowledge in the workforce, and without those skills and knowledge we can't evaluate the responses we get from AI, the moment we completely loose that ability, it is over.

I resist AI because I like understanding the stuff I create, and I can't really do that without coding myself.