If code can be reliably generated and digital businesses deployed automatically, you can Monte-Carlo sample enterpreneurship. Automated ventures. Edit: That ma

If code can be reliably generated and digital businesses deployed automatically, you can Monte-Carlo sample enterpreneurship. Automated ventures. Edit: That may the lesson of Stable Diffusion: ideas are very cheap, if you have a heuristic for what a good idea is. Generate a business, fix it by optimizing for measurable metrics, if it doesn't work, try again. Legal constraints can be interpreted by an LLM, fines are penalties for training. I think in terms of human ingenuity, the digital space is finished in the long run. It will all be on the level of infrastructure funneling data to corporations. The space to innovate with the low-hanging fruit still lies in engineering physical things, where implementation and testing is still a barrier to iterating quickly.