S&P Global is paying Accenture to train all 35k staff in 'generative AI'
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Last time I worked with ACN engineers, it was usually people fresh out of college and off shore. The solution to “delays” in time tables was to throw more people at the problem.
Also, y’all remember the Hertz and ACN failure?
https://www.techradar.com/news/what-hertz-v-accenture-teache...
They produce shit code in bulk. The worst thing is they produce shit code faster, but copilot may actually improve the quality of the code.
All terribly paid and an excellent poaching opportunity for companies looking for good technical people (they are usually very good)
Bonuses if it succeed, or gifts /job in Accenture if it fails will be huge either way.
I would expect something to at least be a violation of a company contract; but given this is America. I am not surprised
What does "training all 35K staff in generative AI" even mean?
I have no clue, but I'm pretty sure it won't be cheap.