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That seems like it might actually work though. A company as a something like a collection of guilds coordinated by AI facilitators would be really fascinating.
by bee_rider 2y ago
That seems like it might actually work though.
A company as a something like a collection of guilds coordinated by AI facilitators would be really fascinating.
- mullingitover 2y agoFrom there it only follows: (camera pans to board of directors) "What would you say… ya' do here?" We can have a funding agent provision an agent-based board as well. What's the point of a board that can't react to real-time market information 24x7x365?
- bee_rider 2y agoI guess an LLM probably can legally own things or be legally responsible for decisions. We’ll need one person at the top as a money-holder/sin-eater.
- angoragoats 2y agoThe humans who lead companies are rarely held personally responsible (in a legal sense) for decisions they make anyway, so having LLMs at the helm wouldn’t really be that much of a change.
- hirvi74 2y agoWe can classify LLM's as 'people' like we do for corporations in the US. (sarcasm)