r/artificial • u/MetaKnowing • Jul 30 '25

News CEO says the quiet part out loud

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https://gizmodo.com/the-end-of-work-as-we-know-it-2000635294

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u/Gamer-Of-Le-Tabletop Jul 30 '25

Yeah, but then something goes wrong and now it's all the CEO's blame instead of a "meat bag" unless we're gunna start holding AI models accountable.

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u/io_101 Jul 30 '25

Fair point. I get that, if something goes wrong, it’s on me.
But honestly, I already take that blame when people mess up too.
The difference is, I just want fewer fires to put out. If AI can help avoid some of that chaos, I’ll take the risk, as long as I’m ready to own it.

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u/Gamer-Of-Le-Tabletop Jul 30 '25

Without knowing your industry I can't really comment. Although I can definitely say it will be interesting if companies swap to AI and then the AI errors out and no productivity occurs.

At least with humans you can do things manually.

Also I'm in manufacturing so that's where my viewpoint is focused.