Workers still skilled despite company LLM mandates, says user

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A user on Mastodon expressed concern that it might be too soon for companies to push employees to adopt Large Language Models (LLMs). The user noted that while companies are encouraging LLM use, workers have not yet lost their fundamental skills. This suggests a potential for de-skilling if the transition is too rapid. AI

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IMPACT Raises questions about the pace of LLM integration and its potential impact on workforce skills.

RANK_REASON The item is a user's opinion on the adoption of LLMs in the workplace.

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Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 · [email protected] · 2026-04-29 04:57

@ MissConstrue But isn't it to early for this move? Companies have told workers to use LLMs, but the workers still know how to do work. They are not yet de-skil

@ MissConstrue But isn't it to early for this move? Companies have told workers to use LLMs, but the workers still know how to do work. They are not yet de-skilled. # MS # LLM # AI

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@ MissConstrue But isn't it to early for this move? Companies have told workers to use LLMs, but the workers still know how to do work. They are not yet de-skil

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