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CAMERON WILSON@cameronwilson.bsky.social

OpenAI put out research this week which found no correlation between revenue per employee and use of AI, Fortune reports.

14/8/26, 1:34 pm156 reposts985 likes

harryalerta.bsky.social

@harryalerta.bsky.social

Is that good?

@pirazel.bsky.social

For the job market, yes!

l30n4.bsky.social

@l30n4.bsky.social

Not for Ai labs. If even they can't make a skewered paper proving the efficacy of their tech, they are in deep trouble.

l30n4.bsky.social

@l30n4.bsky.social

Even the supplement industry invented the collagen peptides bullshit.

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Is this good?

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@shuchancellor.bsky.social

Do They Know? 😏

@d4rkong.bsky.social

That sounds like one of those things that they shouldn't be saying out loud...

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Anecdote goes here

@omengribbon.bsky.social

And what were they charging per token? Cuz if it wasn't at least cost, then the numbers even worse.

@gwarm.bsky.social

To summarize, this shit sucks and nobody is making any money. Better go ALL IN.

steve-degenaro.bsky.social

@steve-degenaro.bsky.social

Anyone else noticing in table A2, on pgs 43-51, the user share % by role? Student is the only one above 50%. Contractor and Partner only ones above 30% (rounding up). Pretty telling inferences can A Students = classwork B Attorneys = review docs. C IT Contractors = outsourced programming

steve-degenaro.bsky.social

@steve-degenaro.bsky.social

Can be made

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