A worthwhile essay. I'm old enough to remember when public organizations needed kicking to get online (one UN agency I worked with set up a web site despite management approval being refused). The tendency now, when it comes to AI, seems to be "jump on the bandwagon quick!"
This lunacy has infected even the EU. See Henna Virkkunen (npub1k2l…dvmj)'s announcement of tenders for "AI Gigafactories".
[@david_chisnall](https://infosec.exchange/@david_chisnall )'s critique is technically 🎯 but people won't appreciate it or be engaged by it.
AI: Considerations for people who make decisions. There is enormous pressure to deploy AI, and if you believe the LinkedIn thought leadership, you'd think that if you don't get on board NOW you'll be lost forever. Meanwhile other people severely detest AI, so much so that it damages their (worthwhile) arguments against it. Below, thoughts on what to do now, and what things might best be postponed. Finally, some stimulating words on what we actually DO at the office: https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/ai-for-decision-makers/