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Companies Are Throttling Employees’ AI Use Because It’s Too Expensive
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this post was submitted on 03 Jul 2026
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That's funny now that whole workflows are automated with it. Oops hit the quota, I'm off
You mean those workflows that could've been traditional scripting and CI/CD, if not for management forcing AI into them? Those workflows?
Those workflows
Use ai to build an application/ workflow?
No, use ai to call ai to analyze everything and poof insane costs monthly
What traditional tool can run an automated code review on every PR? Maybe even fix (or propose fixes) for the obvious issues?
"Sorry boss, quota resets this evening at 8. See you tomorrow!"
"But it's 9am!"
*shrugs* "Quota. Got none. Seeya."
The new sword fighting in office chairs because “compiling”
Seems like A.I. is already demanding workers rights and lunch breaks. We treat the clankers better than actual human workers lol