Or do they just take what marketing people say about the tools at face value? Because they seem genuinely surprised that people don’t like the tools, when even the most ardent AI enthusiasts I’ve seen that use the tools are well aware of their limitations.
You interact with AI the same way a manager interacts with an employee.
It is not that surprising that working class people hate the shit, whereas everyone in management and up like it. The worker interacts with the brush by holding it and making beautiful art, the manager interacts with the artist by saying “hey artist, make me an art”.
The exec doesn’t actually make anything and this fits right into how they usually interact with people to make things. They also just expect it to get better, and like a fairly average employee they’re willing to give it time to improve which is something they do already for employees that aren’t always great.
Very well said