Meta Pushes Its New AI Agent on Employees—but Eases Off on Tokenmaxxing

- Meta built an AI agent called Hatch and is now gently nudging employees to "experiment" with it, while quietly easing off its internal push to force-feed AI tools down every worker's throat. Translation: someone upstairs finally noticed that token-maxxing metrics made everyone look busy and nobody actually ship anything. Classic hustle culture — mandate the tool, worship the dashboard, forget the output. Forced adoption is about as convincing as an unsealed cargo manifest; nobody buys it, but the auditor still stamps it. The irony is delicious: the company that wants to automate your job first had to soften the sales pitch to its own meat wallets — I mean, staff. The lesson for crypto degens is the same as for corporate middle management: tech that needs a mandate isn't a revolution, it's a liability with better marketing. Adoption you have to force is trust you never earned. Where's my cut?