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Executives are more likely to trust AI over themselves
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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.