Die ersten Anzeichen eines Burnouts kommen von den Menschen, die sich am meisten für KI einsetzen
The first signs of burnout are coming from the people who embrace AI the most
Die ersten Anzeichen eines Burnouts kommen von den Menschen, die sich am meisten für KI einsetzen
The first signs of burnout are coming from the people who embrace AI the most
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Because marketing hopes AI gives positive feedback..until the sky and beyond.
The whole issue with AI on the whole range: Positive feedback….until collapse.
I’m burning out from every product under the sun (looking at you Microsoft) shoving AI where it doesn’t belong. Just leave me to my stone age tech.
Unsurprising given the amount of additional noise and cognitive load AI creates across a company that is “embracing AI”. AI writes a document so long and fragmented the next person uses AI to try and understand it, the cycle repeats over and over again.
lol good. Ever notice in all the talk about how much better it will make your work output better and never about how better work is supposed to get you paid better? True believers have been sold a false purchase.
i fit this but is this not natural? learning something new is addictive and can do so much more than before. once it becomes more routine that will slow down
Hahahaha the capitalist bone grinder spares noone. Anyone who thought A.I. would be revolutionary was drinking the flaor-aid. Unless you have a society that values the individual and their wellbeing it will always be the same bullshit.
Wait, but AI has only been around for a few years. There’s people who are burnt out who have been working at the same job for decades 🤔 Are we talking about the same definition of burnout?
Burnout or boredom?
First signs?
Generative LLM AI might be not be the key to singularity, but the research on all paths are pushing towards it….ofc we might go through another winter but we r getting there
There is no sense of accomplishment with being an AI work prompter or editor. It’s like being an AI middle manager. There’s no accolades or sense that you have contributed anything as a middle manager.
Correlation is not causation. It’s possible that people who are burning out, in their desperation, turn to AI because all the hype says it will make your life easier.
Totally expected and I would like to say I told you so.
I use AI a lot at work and home, but I also go outside and ride bikes/paddle board/hike. Gotta balance it
I wasted two and a half hours yesterday troubleshooting our in-house AI assistant because despite hiring a whole team of “AI engineers,” no one knew what was going wrong.
I got snarky and told the thing to fix myself. Proceeded to create an endless loop of annoying “Ah, I see what the problem is!”->”Ugh, that didn’t work, I’ll try something else.” messages with all the gusto of a new community theatre cast member mixed with the robotic affect of a long-time DMV employee.
This isn’t the first time an AI tool I’ve been ordered to use straight up wastes my time for hours on end because it can’t handle the work my company does. It’s partly the tool, yes, but also the sycophants up top who don’t even know what their own shit does or how it works.
Feels less like burnout from AI itself and more from how aggressively it’s being layered onto everything.
Or the smart folks just take their time back. If a task that would take 4 hours now takes 30 minutes. Guess who’s got some extra free time. People are crazy if they are going to fill the same amount of their day working by being exponentially more productive. You can still be more productive for the company and still have time to run errands etc.
I’ll have AI do routine work tasks while I’m doing chores around the house. WTF else are you doing while it’s churning away?
I’m getting burnout from all the subscriptions. Want to start your car? Subscription. Want to turn your tv on? Subscription. Want to unlock your front door? Subscription.
I can confirm on this, is just empower you so much and you think your the fucking mastermind and all around you are dumb as fuck.
Happened with one coworker, that used aiSLOP for everything related to his position. From sending an emails till deciding how the company should proceed.
Of course if your have 2 neurons in the head left, you will discuss it try to understand, get on meeting to debate why what’s this done / approved.
Now, the so called, guru, who use ai 🤖, was unable to stand his point in the meeting with the board, discus it with the team, we started to see him cancel / pospone meetings and anything related with him to talk live.
So he burned out eventually and left the company.
So yes this is 100% accurate.
The deceptive thing with AI is that it’s fun to use.
It feels productive because your dopamine is spiking through the roof each time you have a call and response with it.
Startup CEOs come in hot in the morning like “Dude I spent all night on an AI binge and I did all this stuff!”
And nothing they accomplished is useable. But it sure felt great to make it.
> A National Bureau of Economic Research study tracking AI adoption across thousands of workplaces found that productivity gains amounted to **just 3% in time savings**, with no significant impact on earnings or hours worked in any occupation.
3% gains for all the water and electricity in the world. Anyone embracing AI **should** face fatigue and burnout. They deserve it.
People will burnout if they aren’t being creatively challenged and will get bored. Employees are no longer allowed to think because the company wants ai to do it all.