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Right on. I’d take an AI CEO trained by reading “the mythical man month”, “Peopleware”, “out of the crisis”, “drive” over some of the real CEOs I’ve worked unde
by loloquwowndueo 2y ago
Right on. I’d take an AI CEO trained by reading “the mythical man month”, “Peopleware”, “out of the crisis”, “drive” over some of the real CEOs I’ve worked under, any day of the week and Sundays too.
- codr7 2y agoToo much power in one individual, they start believing they know everything and are never wrong. But the role of steering a company is needed, that's why I think it's perfect for AI. Developers and VCs write the instructions together and AI runs the company.
- owebmaster 2y agoWhat does "run the company" mean? LLMs can generate code, generating code directly replaces developers work. But how would it run a company? I think LLMs can help anyone be a good enough CEO but still need to be a real person. Now the question is: is a developer a better CEO than a CEO can code using LLM? I think we are going to see many 1-person companies going forward.
- fragmede 2y agoHow thorough a model do you have of what a CEO does, both high level and day to day? Aside from riding PJs around as executives do, what do they actually do? How much of that is LLM-able?
- owebmaster 2y ago> How much of that is LLM-able? Wasn't that exactly my question?
- fragmede 2y agoMy request was for a description from you of the things you see CEOs doing.