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Meta has discontinued its tokenmaxxing incentive program that linked employee performance evaluations to AI tool usage. The company is now focusing on overall employee impact while testing a new AI tool called Hatch. Employees have expressed concerns about privacy and the potential implications of increased productivity on job security.
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Meta has discontinued its tokenmaxxing incentive program that linked employee performance evaluations to AI tool usage. The company is now focusing on overall employee impact while testing a new AI tool called Hatch. Employees have expressed concerns about privacy and the potential implications of increased productivity on job security.
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