The Robots are Coming

[RDKirk]

Corporation terminates your employment on the basis that the robot is more effective than your whole department.

Person who loses job, uploads virus to Robot to refute.

Their first clue that they've been terminated will be when they discover they don't have that access.

I've terminated people, and that's how it goes. You cut their access before you tell them they're fired.

 

[pgp_protector]

Their first clue that they've been terminated will be when they discover they don't have that access.

I've terminated people, and that's how it goes. You cut their access before you tell them they're fired.

So upload a check in virus first?
If I don't check in, then it activates

 

[bèlla]

Add at the end: "To the ways of the Spirit."

That's the portion I meant to quote in response to his suggestion. A company replacing its employees with robots wouldn't be surprised by attempts to sabotage and probably have something in place to catch it or prevent it.

~bella

 

[RDKirk]

That's the portion I meant to quote in response to his suggestion. A company replacing its employees with robots wouldn't be surprised by attempts to sabotage and probably have something in place to catch it or prevent it.

~bella

Although, while I was still active duty military (sort of preparing for civilian life afterward) in the 90s, I had a part time job doing weekend backups at the IT center for Kraft Foods. It alarmed me that they'd fire someone and take days to get around to changing the door access code.

 

[RDKirk]

So upload a check in virus first?
If I don't check in, then it activates

So you become seriously ill or have an accident that puts you in the hospital....

 

[Gregory Thompson]

Their first clue that they've been terminated will be when they discover they don't have that access.

I've terminated people, and that's how it goes. You cut their access before you tell them they're fired.

I get it, but non-employers know that too. That's why wi-fi or remote devices might rise in popularity.

 

[RDKirk]

I get it, but non-employers know that too. That's why wi-fi or remote devices might rise in popularity.

I don't get your point. Businesses are already wi-fi and remote.

 

[Gregory Thompson]

I don't get your point. Businesses are already wi-fi and remote.

I don't feel like re-explaining something I already posted.

 

[bèlla]

Streamlining Hiring with AI

Brendan Foody, Mercor co-founder and CEO, and Bill Gurley, Benchmark general partner, join 'Squawk Box' to discuss using AI to streamline hiring, impact of AI technology on company HR departments, and more.

 

[RDKirk]

Streamlining Hiring with AI

Brendan Foody, Mercor co-founder and CEO, and Bill Gurley, Benchmark general partner, join 'Squawk Box' to discuss using AI to streamline hiring, impact of AI technology on company HR departments, and more.

Many companies began outsourcing HR years ago. As they expressed in this video, HR is really just data manipulation. All jobs that are really just data manipulation can be done by AI.