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It seems one of AI's major successes will be the production of schadenfreude (as when this effort goes disastrously pear shaped.)

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No more than offshoring. I don't see much news about those failures.

Because the business side doesn't want to communicate on the 'success' of offshoring. Which, to be fair, isn't an issue if you pay the locals fairly, have a correct vulture based on good communication and clear vision.

I've worked for a French bank that messed up its tech offshoring badly, and is one of the _European_ bank that spend the most for its IT division, despite being nowhere near the top _french_ bank in revenue.

> correct vulture

This confused me until I realized c and v are adjacent on the keyboard.

I just went with it and enjoyed the visual!

Probably won't. As long as they stick to things that are already 'enshittifying' at warp speed (like customer support) there won't be any real consequences to bottom line because everyone they're competing with is racing to the bottom anyway.

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