> "Nvidia isn't alone, as tech giants have taken measures to push employees to incorporate more AI into their day-to-day work. Both Microsoft and Meta plan to evaluate employees based on their AI usage, and Google told engineers to use AI for coding, Business Insider reported. Amazon was in talks to adopt the AI coding assistant Cursor after employees requested it…"

My company also told us they are tracking how much we use AI and how much we use it will be factored into our yearly performance reviews.

Anyone with half a brain knows that AI is unreliable. It can and will make mistakes.

Who gets the blame for this?

It's like insisting that managers hire unreliable people because they're cheaper --- but the managers know they will pay the price for doing so.

Title is a bit off, for those who care about the distinction.

> Nvidia has some managers who are telling their people to use less AI

If AI were actually any good programmers would have to sneak it in the backdoor, without the knowledge of management and their "approved software", like we do with almost any tool we find that really works.

Makes sense an 'AI' chip maker would say that.

Hmmm...he almost comes across as desperate. Wonder why...

I would never install these ai tools on my computer. It's going to immediately scan and upload my source code. Why would I want them to steal my code? Nothing good can come from that.

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Why must executives be so fucking obnoxious about shoving AI into every possible orifice?