I mean, regular employees have done that as well. As with any risk, it’s possible that the probability•cost is less than reward. And since it seems most large tech companies are using the technology despite those risks, I will have to defer to their more researched judgment.
Yes? I don't trust big corporations for a lot, but I do trust them to act in their own self interest. If they are all doing something, I would assume they know better than me (or other couch economists) what makes them more money. I don't understand why this is a controversial take.
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I mean, regular employees have done that as well. As with any risk, it’s possible that the probability•cost is less than reward. And since it seems most large tech companies are using the technology despite those risks, I will have to defer to their more researched judgment.
Yeah we should defer to them for sure.
Yes? I don't trust big corporations for a lot, but I do trust them to act in their own self interest. If they are all doing something, I would assume they know better than me (or other couch economists) what makes them more money. I don't understand why this is a controversial take.