The only real - and widespread - benefit I've seen of the "adoption of AI" in companies is its ability to highlight exactly how little of what most organisations do to generate market value is actually in any way essential or coordinated by management. Those processes which actually are essential to the organisation, very few companies dare introduce AI into them for fear of fucking them up. And the amount of sudden capacity & funds found to push management's pet projects around AI proves that all the other previous "priorities" weren't really that much of a priority. Am I actively resisting AI adoption? Not really - otherwise someone else will be tasked with badly introducing these corporate slot machines. But am I breaking myself and working all hours for this fad? Naaaaah...