Multiple firms restrict or limit employee AI usage
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Microsoft, McKinsey, Palantir, Booz Allen Hamilton and Nvidia are implementing restrictions on employee AI use, citing concerns about data security with AI companies and excessive tool consumption driving up costs.
“After receiving "what was clearly an AI-generated doc" from a co-worker, he used his AI to summarize it and came away with no new thinking about the idea.”
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Oh no … nobody foresaw this 🫣🫨🙄🥲 Companies are pulling back on AI. Turns out the tools throw errors and raise security concerns, and so far nobody can show they've made anyone faster. Firms that moved too fast say the rush hurt the quality of their work and left them with clunky workflows, so several have dropped the push for immediate…
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This confirms my bias that managers are less bright than the word guessing machines. https://www. theguardian.com/technology/202 6/oct/13/ai-companies-rushed-workers-fallout
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