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AI assistant firms advertise employees skipping meetings for AI summaries

Some AI assistant companies are featuring employees in advertisements who claim to skip meetings and rely on AI-generated summaries. This practice raises questions about employee accountability and the potential for such behavior to be rewarded rather than penalized. AI

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AI assistant firms advertise employees skipping meetings for AI summaries

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    Some # AI "assistant" firms are running ads showing employees boasting about how they routinely don't attend meetings or just pretend to and then just rely on t

    Some # AI "assistant" firms are running ads showing employees boasting about how they routinely don't attend meetings or just pretend to and then just rely on the AI summaries. What possible reason is there for such employees not be summarily fired? Hmm.