Polish spirits company appoints AI as CEO.

[elnina]

Robot vows no ‘personal bias,’ only ‘unbiased and strategic choices’
"Mika" told Reuters, “My decision-making process relies on extensive data analysis and aligning with the company's strategic objectives."
“Dictador’s board decision is revolutionary and bold at the same time,” said Dictador Europe president Marek Szoldrowski in a statement. “This first human-like robot, with AI, in a company structure, will change the world as we know it, forever.”

https://fortune.com/2023/09/19/polis...tegic-choices/

[AntonioR]

This shouldn't be alarming to CEO's of other companies, particularly the ones that have convinced themselves that an excess of migrants from X place don't play a role in slowing down the increase rate of salaries in the sectors they are interested in injecting themselves. Of course, the CEO position isn't one particularly affected by mass immigration, that is until AI came to the scene. AI is the new "mass immigration effect" of the CEO position. Nothing to worry about.

Anyway, how much do AI CEO's costs to companies than human CEO's? Include benefits, perks, retirement packages, even sick days as they have a hidden costs for companies.