Michael a text file can hand an agent a lot of judgment, I agree… although someone had to know what to put in it. I'd rather that file belong to the person who wrote it than to their employer or one AI company.
It’s seems unlikely that employers allow the embedded judgment to belong to the contributor. There is already a strong sentiment of “what if you get hit by a bus” that justifies companies to absorb the intellectual property.
The bus argument works great for employers… although it's also why I'd keep my own judgment written down outside the company's tools. They can own what I made on their clock, and the way I see things leaves with me.
Michael a text file can hand an agent a lot of judgment, I agree… although someone had to know what to put in it. I'd rather that file belong to the person who wrote it than to their employer or one AI company.
It’s seems unlikely that employers allow the embedded judgment to belong to the contributor. There is already a strong sentiment of “what if you get hit by a bus” that justifies companies to absorb the intellectual property.
The bus argument works great for employers… although it's also why I'd keep my own judgment written down outside the company's tools. They can own what I made on their clock, and the way I see things leaves with me.