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How can employers shrug off their AI issues but their employees that delegate some of their tasks to the employers AI platform, remain accountable for the results?
Jul 25, 2025 2:12 AM
sfschneider681
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How can employers shrug off their AI issues but their employees that delegate some of their tasks to the employers AI platform, remain accountable for the results?
afatality
history has records of employers losing because they didnt care for their employee
Metallica93
My work just had the nerve to tout net-zero emissions and being environmentally conscious... while pushing their version of ChatGPT.
whyforetho
tallyhoho
I don't care how you get your work done but whatever you submit better be accurate
spittleteets
Seriously? This is rage bait right? RIGHT?!
sfschneider681
Many people use AI and they are not even aware of it. AI tools for diagnostics in healthcare are used to assist doctors. Issues from trusting AI still require verifying. Finance uses AI at an alarming rate. Morningstar reports "Quantitative Reports". Recruitment tools, etc. - People get: overwhelmed with work, get lazy, trust it is correct --- but when something is wrong, it still falls in your lap because you were the one that signed off on it.
lightfoot2
Why do you think they use it??????