90% of US working hours are spent on tasks not covered well by AI benchmarks
a day ago by Beep to c/technology
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They tend to think they're rich because they deserve it. Therefore, their employees are not deserving - i.e. competent - as them. And they don't do much.
(NVM that in my experience in the IT/infosec world, they can't work a DVD player. I don't know how many board rooms I've been sent to to press a button or plug in a cable)
It's a tool. It does what it does. When they invented pencil sharpeners it didn't help people who use pens.
You're conflating benchmarks with the product
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So they failed in yet another core software development tenet, the 90% problem. If an app doesn't cover 90% of typical use, adoption will typically fall flat.
So a bunch of rich assholes wanted to replace their workers, but didn't do any background research at all about anything any of their employees do
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