This.

We have a brilliant data scientist in our team who spent the last 6 months creating and improving a ML model that's now very accurate and efficient.

Of course, our company went all in on GenAI and hired a full team in a few months. Those scammers are still trying to find a way to make themselves useful justify their inflated salaries, so of course, being so high on their own farts, they decided they had a genius idea that nobody had before and spent a few weeks trying to vibe-code a similar model without even asking around if it has already been done. And when presented with the facts, they doubled down on "yeah but if we can access EVERYTHING, we can make the model explainable!!1!". Ah yes, the part that's already been developed and tested and going in production like, right now.

What's depressing is that AI IS EVERYTHING so they basically became the most powerful entity in the company almost instantly, and we can't do anything to prevent them wreaking havoc in all the teams roadmaps at once constantly with impossible and extremely urgent demands because they answer directly to the CFO.

Thank you for providing a clear example how not all AI is LLM slop.

It kept confidently spitting out answers for VBA code, which is similar to, but very much not the same as VBS.

What I get from this is that Microsoft is absolutely terrible at naming products. Even a human will get confused about Exchange Online and Exchange Server being two different products. So it's no wonder the LLM can't handle it either.

For fucks sake, they even renamed the Remote Desktop app to "Windows App", have fun finding any help for that one.

Some of them adding an addendum sentence works: "Not VBA, VBS". Works for other items they confuse/autocorrect, not sure for coding.