My experience has been almost the inverse of the prompt in this post: no elaborate "compassionate" script, no paper trail at all . . . just an unceremonious "this isn't working," despite performance metrics and formal reviews indicating otherwise. Reading it, I realized how much effort goes into making a bad-faith decision look defensible, and that effort assumes someone might eventually ask for the receipts. In my case nobody bothered building a case, because insecure, political leadership never expected to need one.
My experience has been almost the inverse of the prompt in this post: no elaborate "compassionate" script, no paper trail at all . . . just an unceremonious "this isn't working," despite performance metrics and formal reviews indicating otherwise. Reading it, I realized how much effort goes into making a bad-faith decision look defensible, and that effort assumes someone might eventually ask for the receipts. In my case nobody bothered building a case, because insecure, political leadership never expected to need one.
AI is just a tool or just a weapon, regardless of whether the user is aware of it or not.