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> It has just provided the CEO leverage.

Exactly. And you could say this about a lot of other roles as well. AI certainly has its flaws, but at this stage it does rather frustrate me when people actively resist using that leverage in their own roles. In many ways I couldn't go back to a world without it.

My days are now littered with examples where it's taken me a minute or two to figure out how to do something that was important but not particularly interesting (to me) and that might otherwise have involved, for example, an hour or two of wading through documentation without it, so that I can move on to other more valuable matters.

Why wouldn't you want this?

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Same reason people try to compete in sports without using PEDs, or prepare for standardized tests without a good nootropic stack.

There's some large contingent of the population who believes being "natural" places them on a moral high horse.