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Jason Lengstorf
@jason.energy

over 80% are seeing no productivity gains from adopting AI yet overwhelmingly they’re predicting productivity gains (though the expected lift is like 1%?) I feel like there’s research showing that proper sleep, higher morale, and clear vision/roadmap have a FAR larger impact on productivity

Shaundai Person@shaundai.com

Source: futurism.com/artificial-i...

futurism.comA Huge Survey of CEOs and Other Execs Just Found Something Damning About AI's Effects on ProductivityIf AI is supposed to be a productivity miracle, it seems that even most executives don't believe that's the case quite yet.
Luke
@lukeocodes.dev

I don’t think that article has any foundation on reality. I’m not even speaking from my own experience either

Jason Lengstorf
@jason.energy

I'm always willing to be proven wrong, but the research paper is using self-reported data 6000 execs across a variety of industries, so it's hard for me to believe it's not based in reality

Luke
@lukeocodes.dev

it is still possible for 6000 people to be wrong or doing it wrong—or for numbers to be inflated, i guess even anecdotally I can tell you the real value of mlops and aiops has been crazy

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Jason Lengstorf
@jason.energy

I've definitely got anecdotal evidence that a few people I know are getting great results from it. again, I don't think it's not worth exploring or adopting. I just don't know that it's "burn all previous bridges" transformative

Nate Codes
@nate.codes

If 0.1% of people are “doing it right” and achieving polar opposite outcomes to what these 6000 people surveyed did That’s not an indication of what datapoint is more rooted in “reality”