@quxiaoyin: I know meta people who are extremely AI-native outside work, but tell their boss "ai code caused security risks and mus…

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An observation that Meta employees who are AI-native outside work resist AI adoption at work due to lack of incentives, highlighting a cultural mismatch.

I know meta people who are extremely AI-native outside work, but tell their boss "ai code caused security risks and must be reviewed personally" and scold at new grads who are promoting their skills "dude why the fuck do you try to automate us all away?". Turns out people are smart; they just have no incentive to adopt at work.
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I know meta people who are extremely AI-native outside work, but tell their boss “ai code caused security risks and must be reviewed personally” and scold at new grads who are promoting their skills “dude why the fuck do you try to automate us all away?”. Turns out people are smart; they just have no incentive to adopt at work.

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