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Your comment is funny to me and I agree. It reminds me of the "Can LLMs think?" comments. Now I'm left wondering what other "classes of reasoning" are impossib
by sockaddr 3y ago
Your comment is funny to me and I agree.
It reminds me of the "Can LLMs think?" comments. Now I'm left wondering what other "classes of reasoning" are impossible for corporate entities, what they may be blind to simply due to their structure.
- BizarroLand 3y agoThat makes me wonder at what point does a business lose the ability to think? You and your friends in the garage are nimble and hard working, thinking of some way to make it, but at some point a company crosses a transition line and stops being capable of autonomous thought and becomes a machine both greater and lesser than any human. I would hazard a guess that this transition happens at the point where the company would continue to operate even if all of the founders suddenly died.
- singleshot_ 3y agoSecond guess: the moment that something starts happening in the business that the founder does not know about or understand. Corollary: it’s inevitable