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Jose from Automato

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Former Microsoft CEE partner lead. Now helping teams digitalize without vendor lock-in. Automato: practical AI adoption for knowledge workers → automato.substack.com Based in the EU 🇪🇺

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  • Jack Garfinkel@curiousscutter.bsky.social

    Ah, my understanding is quite shallow. But I think we deeply need to start breaking up monopoly power and treating things like AWS style cloud compute as a strategic asset and public good?

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  • Marian Call@mariancall.bsky.social

    But being an admin or replacing an admin is the thing it is least suited to do, which was my original point. I'm sure admins can use it for some things, but the creative genius of administration is poorly understood by engineers and app designers, yet they're always trying to replace it.

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  • Marian Call@mariancall.bsky.social

    that's in part because it's being advertised as miraculous and revolutionary. but when people become aware just how many mistakes AI processes can make, or how severe the mistakes can be, they may be inclined to quit using it and just do things the same ways they did all of two years ago.

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  • Marian Call@mariancall.bsky.social

    the problem I am seeing is that casual consumers of AI are unaware that like a human, AI can make mistakes, and they are trusting it not to. When software operated on calculations and automation, computers didn't make the mistakes that come from predictive activity. People haven't adjusted yet.

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  • Jakub Slys@iam.slys.dev

    google/skills is packaging work. It turns Google product guidance into installable skills, mostly basics, recipes, and Well-Architected topics. My take: spec first automation starts by making documented product knowledge portable. #SystemsLiteracy

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