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“AI took my job, literally”—Gizmodo fires Spanish staff amid switch to AI translator

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“AI took my job, literally”—Gizmodo fires Spanish staff amid switch to AI translator

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“AI took my job, literally”—Gizmodo fires Spanish staff amid switch to AI translator

arstechnica.com /information-technology/2023/09/ai-took-my-job-literally-gizmodo-fires-spanish-staff-amid-switch-to-ai-translator/

“AI took my job, literally”—Gizmodo fires Spanish staff amid switch to AI translator

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“AI took my job, literally”—Gizmodo fires Spanish staff amid switch to AI translator

arstechnica.com /information-technology/2023/09/ai-took-my-job-literally-gizmodo-fires-spanish-staff-amid-switch-to-ai-translator/

“AI took my job, literally”—Gizmodo fires Spanish staff amid switch to AI translator

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So they not only fired the translator, they also don't check if it at least looks correct. This says a lot more about Gizmodo than just firing the translator.
- A lot of folks are finding out that their bosses never REALLY cared that their job was done well, or even competently. If the company can save money with an AI that gets a bunch of stuff wrong, that's "good enough".
  
  A german Youtuber made a great video about that titles "not AI will replace you, your boss will"