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There's a lot of resistance to AI amongst the people in this discussion, which is probably to be expected.

A chunk of the objections indicate people trying to shoehorn in their old way of thinking and working.

I think you have to experiment and develop some new approaches to remove the friction and get the benefit.

> I think you have to experiment and develop some new approaches to remove the friction and get the benefit.

What benefit to me?

If I'm 50% more productive using AI that's great for my employer, but what do I get out of it?

I get to continue to be employed? I already had that before AI

So what do I get out of this, exactly?

You get to keep your job instead of being replaced by someone willing to use the latest tools.