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Executives are more likely to trust AI over themselves
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this post was submitted on 21 Oct 2026
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This means they should never use AI because they are uniquely vulnerable to AI disinformation and likely AI pyschosis.
We need a new generation of CEO that can actually think for themselves, as bizarre as that sounds.
We need to move away from CEOs and capitalism.
Agreed, but we need to come up with a better system and convince people to switch.
we just need a critical mass % of people willing to break the current system down, the rest can be dragged along, kicking and screaming all the way
Whatever works at this point, but I think the best way to move forward is to convince the major stakeholders to change by presenting a new paradigm. Something they may not necessarily love, but are willing to accept.
If you think that people currently in power will willingly give it up, you're beyond naive.
Oh, I am very aware. There are winners and losers for every policy and the important part is making it palatable for the losers.