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Things I would tell big companies if I could
1: Don’t use AI. Don’t use it. Nobody wants generative AI to be included in any of your programs, I don’t care if everybody is saying “this is what your customer’s want!” “It’s the future!” We 👏 don’t 👏want 👏 it! In 👏 our👏 stuff👏!
2: Stop using so many emojis. Stop putting emojis on every single one of your social media posts, it is not what you think it is. Using emojis doesn’t make you “hip & relatable with the kids”, it’s not the 2010’s anymore. Nothing screams “I’m a soulless corporation” more than using emojis all the time.
If there’s anything else I come up with I’ll update this post with that.
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