I don’t know if that’s a good quid pro quo.
At least in Canada the labor is plenty busy and would work weekends for the overtime.
The issue is pay and labor conditions at the lowest echelons. That includes kids coming out of universities.
They have to lower their expectations because their lack of experience makes them comparable to an AI assistant. But how are they suppose to become experts?
I don’t know if that’s a good quid pro quo. At least in Canada the labor is plenty busy and would work weekends for the overtime. The issue is pay and labor conditions at the lowest echelons. That includes kids coming out of universities. They have to lower their expectations because their lack of experience makes them comparable to an AI assistant. But how are they suppose to become experts?