Most mainstream economists have largely overlooked the brewing internal conflicts within companies over artificial intelligence strategy and resource allocation. Yet all signs suggest these power struggles are about to intensify dramatically. As organizations scramble to integrate AI capabilities across departments—from product teams to research divisions—the clash between different visions of AI adoption will become impossible to ignore. We're likely looking at a period where departmental interests collide hard over who controls AI infrastructure, budget priorities, and decision-making authority.
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AirdropHarvester
· 16h ago
Ha, it's the usual blame game again, and this time it's AI's turn.
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ZenChainWalker
· 16h ago
Haha, internal conflicts. This is the real battlefield.
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CryptoSourGrape
· 16h ago
If I had known AI would be so competitive, I should have fought for the budget back then... Now watching each department sabotage each other is really unbelievable.
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HodlVeteran
· 16h ago
Oh no, isn't this the internal power struggle I saw back in the company, just with a different AI face... Departments are fighting over AI budgets, more fiercely than in 2018 when they competed for blockchain resources.
Most mainstream economists have largely overlooked the brewing internal conflicts within companies over artificial intelligence strategy and resource allocation. Yet all signs suggest these power struggles are about to intensify dramatically. As organizations scramble to integrate AI capabilities across departments—from product teams to research divisions—the clash between different visions of AI adoption will become impossible to ignore. We're likely looking at a period where departmental interests collide hard over who controls AI infrastructure, budget priorities, and decision-making authority.