I think that many CEOs might feel similarly, but it's not enough to dissuade them from rolling the dice on replacing human staff because of the short-term gain in savings. There probably won't be any better time to either experiment with replacing swaths of human writers with LLMs or to invest in scaling output (and potentially their audience) by investing in LLMs. So, they're jumping on this bandwagon while it's still novel and since "everyone else is doing it."
I think that many CEOs might feel similarly, but it's not enough to dissuade them from rolling the dice on replacing human staff because of the short-term gain in savings. There probably won't be any better time to either experiment with replacing swaths of human writers with LLMs or to invest in scaling output (and potentially their audience) by investing in LLMs. So, they're jumping on this bandwagon while it's still novel and since "everyone else is doing it."