What you have right now are execs throwing AI at anything and everything it could possibly be used for in the hopes that *something* will stick. And I've yet to speak to anyone on the inside who says it's doing so well. So who'll get blamed, in the long run, when that becomes impossible to ignore?

I mean, let's break it down: AI doesn't produce useful assets. It doesn't produce useful code or writing. At best, you need humans to manage and edit the product to the point where it becomes mediocre (and that's generous). If mediocre is what you're aiming for... all good, I guess?

AI enthusiasts keep saying "but it'll only get better!", as if an AI singularity is just around the corner. It just needs more money, more time, more training, and eventually it will do all the things it's promising... and until then, you better not miss out!

Miss out on what, exactly? 🤔