Nearly half of CEOs believe AI could replace their own jobs, says new poll—and 47% say it's a good thing
Many American CEOs say they're worried about their workplace's lack of AI skills, a new survey of C-suite executives and workers found. Here's why.
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Not to say that CEOs are valuable but they also believe LLMs can replace writers.
There's 0 evidence they can (their work is good enough for maybe Big Bang Theory?) And yet CEOs are convinced otherwise.
CEOs think that LLMs can replace programmers. Any programmer who has used copilot knows that the fucking thing hallucinates all the time and is barely good enough to be documentation autocomplete.
CEOs are gullible as fuck and 50% thinking they can be replaced is just more evidence of their gullibility.
CEOs aren't that important but I guaranfuckingtee that an LLM with full autonomy would run a company straight into the ground.
And yet CEOs are convinced otherwise.
Many CEOs are little more than MBAs in fancy suits. And let me tell you, an MBA is often more an indicator of incompetence than otherwise.
The truly sociopathic ones fake their way to the top. It's all smoke and mirrors. Go ask Jim Farley.
