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>It not only sounds like he doesn't know how D&D works, but also like he's not actually sure what AI can do or how it can be used
This is how most corporate higher ups are when it comes to AI. My mom works in a pretty high position for a big company and her higher ups have recently started to embrace AI and have been cutting down on their workforce because “AI is automating it away”, except that’s not what’s happened at all. Instead my mom and her coworkers have been working harder to micromanage what little staff they have left to meet their quotas and they can hardly keep up and the higher ups haven’t listened to their complaints so now my mom and her coworkers are quitting and the higher ups are in panic mode because they’re the employees they actually need. According to my mom AI is actually useful for her work but it doesn’t automate positions away, it helps make some aspects of their job easier so they can focus on other parts and get more shit done. Firing a bunch of staff because they think AI will automatically do everything perfectly backfired hard.

How much C should I learn before I start making simple graphical games from scratch?