Does anybody remember?

[gnappi]

You're gonna love AI. Work is encouraging us to train it to do our jobs (or it seems that way). It's not always correct, but will come across like that know-it-all in high school, even when wrong. If you call it out for a mistake, it will make corrections but not clearly admit that it was wrong in many cases.

On one of my jobs the company wanted me to train a crew that won a cost bid from our division and I refused.

They said they could fire me and I reminded them that MY knowledge is intellectual property that I paid for and I was not obligated to train a low bidder that took my job.

I won.

 

[GypsmJim]

Its true that 'puters never make mistakes. It was a human that typed in the wrong info.

However, in this day and age it was probably AI that did the estimate, so we all know where we are going here.

Man used his intelligence to engineer and design the computer. AI is the work of the devil.

 

[Yaworski]

Computers do not make mistakes they do what they're programmed to do, programmers make the mistakes.

Programmers do not make mistakes, we add undocumented features.