Founderless companies are the real future. Having to divide profits with founders, shareholders and other meat beings only weakens a company. Surely nobody supp

Founderless companies are the real future. Having to divide profits with founders, shareholders and other meat beings only weakens a company. Surely nobody supposes business knowledge is somehow immune to encoding in AI? And mistakes won't really matter when you can spawn a swarm of 300,000 "subsidiaries" from a single shellscript and have them coordinate via a darknet protocol to underwrite each other's losses.