A fantastic summary of what it feels like to read most executive-level (marketing/comm/) content, on any topic:
If you want to hear some corporate gibberish, OpenAI interviewed executives at companies like Philipsand Scania about their use of ChatGPT, but I do not know what I gleaned from either interview – something about experimentation and vague stuff about people being excited to use it, I suppose. It is not very compelling to me. I am not in the C-suite, though.
Good blog post overall, ending with:
It turns out A.I. is not magic dust you can sprinkle on a workforce to double their productivity. CEOs might be thrilled by having all their email summarized, but the rest of us do not need that. We need things like better balance of work and real life, good benefits, and adequate compensation. Those are things a team leader cannot buy with a $25-per-month-per-seat ChatGPT business license.