Has your job said anything about AI yet?

[desjardins]

granted I work for a tech company but my job has been talking about AI ....ALOT
There has been multiple trainings, I attended one so far. Dude was showing how to make them AI pictures people be posting. I thought that was kind of dumb so wasn't really paying attention but the next one I'm attending is to teach you how to prompt AI to get best results. "prompt engineers" is apparently an actual job now
Then we have a slack channel just to discuss AI, it's another data science channel full of chinese people sharing algorithms. And we have our own chat gpt thing that I guess corporations can buy so their employees can use it privately without data being shared with the public domain AI.

I been avoiding using AI but several dudes on my team have mentioned they used it to solve something they couldn't figure out.
I'm not sure if a company being transparent and ENCOURAING people to use AI is a good sign or a bad sign for what that might mean for future employment

 

[BaggerofTea]

If you aren't using ai, you are falling behind

 

[skokiaan]

they started giving me more money

 

[Rekkapryde]

Vocation and Trade Industry Jobs gonna become real popular again.

 

[New Jeruz Jewelz]

My company’s is blocking it directly. As a CTO, I just left a huge convention and most companies are baking it into their programs and direct access will soon begin to become limited. Everything is going to be api’s

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

For it to be really useful in my profession, we'd have to utilize a lot more tech than just AI which would make it financially unviable until/unless that other tech becomes a LOT cheaper.​

 

[Charlie Hustle]

No one has been talking about it at my job but I’ve been using it to create templates for statements of work, checklists and policies. I just have to do the final review and edit

 

[bourgeoisie tall freak]

expressly prohibited. they still expect us to actually put some thought into our work