Her actions don't come across as those of a conspiracy theorist. The article actually doesn't go much into her personal situation or life story.
Her job was getting kids involved in a sport. Is that an area we really need to force AI onto workers? Are we really going to see big efficiency gains doing that? In software it makes sense to spend on AI if it gets you to market faster, your competitors will be doing the same. A football league participation manager doesn't really have the same pressures.
This definitely smells like the uppers at AFL jumping on the bandwagon without really thinking things through. And they aren't the ones who pay the price of their games.
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Her actions don't come across as those of a conspiracy theorist. The article actually doesn't go much into her personal situation or life story.
Her job was getting kids involved in a sport. Is that an area we really need to force AI onto workers? Are we really going to see big efficiency gains doing that? In software it makes sense to spend on AI if it gets you to market faster, your competitors will be doing the same. A football league participation manager doesn't really have the same pressures.
This definitely smells like the uppers at AFL jumping on the bandwagon without really thinking things through. And they aren't the ones who pay the price of their games.