Klarna flips from AI to hiring people, survey reveals most AI fail to deliver

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SvenL · 25m ago

Not really a suprise. I also noticed that AI results got worse lately. Like 1 year ago I was kind of getting decent results when asking to generate something but lately it’s pretty bad. And I don’t want to craft the right prompt and fiddle around for hours - then I can write the code also by myself.

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Klarna flips from AI to hiring people, survey reveals most AI fail to deliver

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