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Cliff Jurkiewicz

  • VP, Global Strategy, GM CAB & Evangelist, Phenom
  • Executive Board Member, Fast Company
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Your new software bill is a 1980s arcade scam

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By Cliff Jurkiewicz
| Fast Company Verified
AI may become cheaper to buy, but far more expensive to use. [Photo: Getty Images] The Fast Company Executive Board is a private, fee-based network of influential leaders, experts, executives, and entrepreneurs who share their insights with our audience. Listen to this ArticleMore info Software budgeting used to be simple. You bought a seat license, you paid the bill, and you moved on. That era is over.
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What one week and one prototype teach us about HR tech

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By Cliff Jurkiewicz
| Fast Company Verified
Early reports suggested AI would eliminate millions of coding jobs, yet a Morgan Stanley study’s show skilled software development jobs could increase. Why the disconnect? It’s because AI tools are making software faster and cheaper to build. I taught myself design and engineering before starting my own software company.
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AI first doesn’t mean humans need to be placed last

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By Cliff Jurkiewicz
| Fast Company South Africa Verified
Cliff Jurkiewicz|Published 43 minutes ago It would be nice to think we’ve reached peakAIhysteria, and that the clickbait stories forecasting humanity’s demise and the loss of millions of jobs would have subsided by now. But then thisbillboardrecently popped up in San Francisco recently as a satirical reminder that the doom and gloom stories are very much still out there.
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