While it sounds great in practice, I find it suspicious that they never mention the the final bill.

I feel like by answering this I’m feeding into OPs sick and twisted furry fantasy, not that there’s anything wrong with that.

That being said, I’m also feeling lazy and pedantic, so I’m going to say human being.

Also, chiming in with Yes.

At my prior job, it was a generic company-wide career development goal on our yearly assessment for the past 2 or 3 years.

Those of us on the software development side of things had it easy, we could just say we used copilot or chat-gpt to write our unit tests and tada.

For a lot of other folks in non-technical positions, it sounds like they just bullshit their way through it. Used ChatGPT to describe how they used AI to craft their update to the AI goal itself, thus fulfilling the goal successfully.

But when it’s one of your yearly goals, you gotta complete it or it will affect your bonus and any raise you might receive otherwise.

You gave up on Reddit because mods can ban you for random reasons unrelated to your behavior? That’s one of a small set of problems that’s literally much worse and more prevalent on Lemmy.