OpenAI
Companies making you build the AI that replaces you, then firing you once it runs smooth. Anyone else watching this happen?
This trend is starting to genuinely worry me. Heard it from a couple friends in totally different industries, seen a few posts about it lately. Company kicks off a big "AI transformation, efficiency, we need to be lean" push and tells the team to automate as much of their own workflow as humanly possible. So people spend weeks, sometimes months, building prompts, scripts, agents, documenting every step. Then the moment it all runs smoothly, in walks management with the greatest hits:...
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