D&D General Todd Kenreck Let Go from WotC

[Belen]

They want your expertise and to increase your workload, with the teaser of a 30% haircut to your pay? Renegotiate. You should not be agreeing to that. If you feel like it would take a while to find something else in your field, give it a shot anyway. After that, whatever the outcome of the renegotiation: look for something else. Don't wait to be laid off; leave now. You're welcome.

I made more than the senior leadership as a contractor. (I had multiple clients) They just cannot pay me those rates because then I would never get a "raise."

Yes, I am looking elsewhere and I have several companies that have reached out.

 

[MonsterEnvy]

It's that AI could be put into a book and the vast majority of people wouldn't notice. And with a halfway decent editing pass, or uploading a style guide into the AI, you could make it almost impossible to recognize.

Minus the stuff it got wrong, and thus would require a human to go and fix.

And no. I'm not going to go through all that. If you would like to hold that up as evidence it cannot do it, feel free to create it for yourself. I'm not buying a subscription to an AI generator.

Probably shouldn't it's a waste of time, and will require many decades to get to a more useful point. I doubt WotC is going to bother doing the same either.

 

[Ulorian - Agent of Chaos]

I made more than the senior leadership as a contractor. (I had multiple clients) They just cannot pay me those rates because then I would never get a "raise."

Yes, I am looking elsewhere and I have several companies that have reached out.

Nice!

What do you think about your current CEO's statement re: AI with respect to your field? If you have several other companies reaching out, it can't be that accurate.

 

[Belen]

Nice!

What do you think about your current CEO's statement re: AI with respect to your field? If you have several other companies reaching out, it can't be that accurate.

The off-shoring in the industry has been awful over the last 10 years.

If they can find a way to use AI, then they will. They are already using it for integrity and paper mill detection.

I have even seen models for AI peer review.

 

[Ulorian - Agent of Chaos]

The off-shoring in the industry has been awful over the last 10 years.

If they can find a way to use AI, then they will. They are already using it for integrity and paper mill detection.

I have even seen models for AI peer review.

Peer review! That's a dangerous task to offload I would think. Paper mill detection seems like one you would gladly hand over to AI though? Laborious and thankless. Or am I reading that wrong?