...In a trend the company calls "Performative AI," 48% of 1,000 surveyed full-time US employees said they exaggerated their AI usage or expertise to coworkers or bosses...
Ai usage stats are, as I expected, inflated. Demonstrably so as this article points to.
https://www.techspot.com/news/114160-workers-pretending-use-ai-impress-their-bosses-but.html
This is how I do most of my #writing.
Sometimes diagrams.
Mostly text.
A comfortable pen.
Coffee stains sometimes.
Circular water marks from condensation sometimes.
The sketch pad allows less ink build up on the pen.
A bad pen drags or slides.
That's not good.
Every morning, at least one bird reminds me that it's not the strength of the perch that matters.
It's a trust in one's wings.
I tend toward the Wikipedia's original version of 'assume good' in all my interactions. I hold ideas and thoughts outside myself, and I am not afraid to be wrong because being wrong is an opportunity for better understanding.
I do not suffer people whose identities confuse their facts. That robs me of time to learn things in the limited time I have in this reality.
My identity is not tied to groups. The truth, as ugly or pretty as it is, is what I want.