"The software even received a B grade on a core Wharton School MBA course, prompting business school deans across the world to convene emergency faculty meetings on their future."
A transcript of those meetings would be worth reading.
How far are we from "Microsoft Middle Manager 2.0 with passive-aggressive set to low?"
Presumably they weren't freaking out going "AIs can be managers" but rather "passing our course is about to lose credibility as a signal of managerial ability"
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"The software even received a B grade on a core Wharton School MBA course, prompting business school deans across the world to convene emergency faculty meetings on their future."
A transcript of those meetings would be worth reading.
How far are we from "Microsoft Middle Manager 2.0 with passive-aggressive set to low?"
Can't wait for my boss to be replaced by clippy, at least he will offer to help.
Presumably they weren't freaking out going "AIs can be managers" but rather "passing our course is about to lose credibility as a signal of managerial ability"
https://mackinstitute.wharton.upenn.edu/2023/would-chat-gpt3...
This seems to describe the MBA exam part of that paragraph.
MMM2.0 Recommends you buy more Microsoft value added services....
or even worse, an HR manager