• terranoid@lemmy.cafe
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    4 months ago

    i’m going to take a random guess that the ones that got armed bodyguards likely did something terrible that makes them know it’s worth it

    • finallymadeanaccount@lemmy.world
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      4 months ago

      So if u wanna wax an exec, be a body guard

      "Okay, Sir, just grit your teeth and … " riiiiiip

      yeargh! “Oh, wait! That didn’t hurt as much as I expected. And, look! It’s so smooth now!”

      “Yes, Sir. Now … the other ball!”

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    4 months ago

    Do we hate just the execs, or the ai engineers too? Ones using ai to engineer, or the ones engineering it? And is it all C level? Or just CTO? Or just CEO? what about COOs?

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      4 months ago

      Yes.

      “I was just an honest to goodness paper pushing COO; I wasn’t complicit or enabling at all” worked great at Nuremberg.

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      I will never work for gambling, arms, loans or AI. You can have standards.

      All CxOs are leadership and a fish rots from the head.

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      It’s got nothing to do with their role/employment. Earning 100x more than the median income (or having 1000x more wealth than the average citizen about to retire) is a crime.

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        4 months ago

        The others seem to disagree with you, but thank you for sharing your opinion.

        I’ll take it as an or: CxO || Wealthy

        Now I just need a definition for wealthy and I’ll know exactly who to dislike.