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In Mayer’s case, that involved asking an AI tool for help with a school-assigned description of her daughter
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has even suggested that it will become increasingly acceptable to meet your social and romantic needs through AI.
Key facts
- Dazzle AI CEO Marissa Mayer recently became the latest tech CEO to face criticism over seemingly out-of-touch comments extolling the usefulness of AI
- Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has even suggested that it will become increasingly acceptable to meet your social and romantic needs through AI
- This all led TechCrunch’s Amanda Silberling to wonder if AI executives are simply too out-of-touch to build products for normal people, a crucial question with Anthropic set to go public as Wall
- In Mayer’s case, that involved asking an AI tool for help with a school-assigned description of her daughter
Summary
Dazzle AI CEO Marissa Mayer recently became the latest tech CEO to face criticism over seemingly out-of-touch comments extolling the usefulness of AI. In Mayer’s case, that involved asking an AI tool for help with a school-assigned description of her daughter. This all led TechCrunch’s Amanda Silberling to wonder if AI executives are simply too out-of-touch to build products for normal people, a crucial question with Anthropic set to go public as Wall Street begins losing its appetite for heavy AI spending. On the latest episode of the Equity podcast, Kirsten Korosec, Sean O’Kane, and colleagues chatted with Amanda about why industry leaders can sometimes seem so tone deaf. Amanda’s answer: “A little bit of both.