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I get some wild ideas out of LLMs too, is that all CEOs are bringing to the table?
by SturgeonsLaw 10mo ago
I get some wild ideas out of LLMs too, is that all CEOs are bringing to the table?
- reactordev 10mo agolol obviously no. Their level of expertise, access, relationships, etc all scale with the business. If it’s big, you need someone well connected who can mange an organization of that size. IANAE but I would imagine having access to top schools would be a big factor as well.
- satvikpendem 10mo agoCan LLMs execute on their ideas?
- text0404 10mo agoYes, tool calling.
- satvikpendem 10mo agoDepends what the tool to be called is, not everything has an API, especially anything that relates to other humans.
- gos9 10mo agoIf you can figure out a way to collect and parse information needed to make executive decisions via LLM+tool calls, you would be a billionaire overnight. There’s a reason that it takes a human in these roles and people w/ 0 organizational/executive experience fail to understand just how complex they are.
- vrighter 10mo agoSo how do they expect them to accomplish the even harder task of programming? Looks like a CEO's job nowadays is to find out what the latest hype train is, and instruct the company to ride it.
- satvikpendem 10mo agoWho said either was easy or able to be automated currently? I'm talking about actual users of tools trying to automate, not hype-driven investors or journalists. Both programming and executive decision making are hard, don't make the mistake of thinking your job hard or special while others' are easy, it's the same exact thing artists tried to do when Stable Diffusion came out. Turns out, it's all hard.
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- general1465 10mo agoIt can tell other people what to do, just like CEO. You know LLM is having the vision and employees will execute. Now where is the multibillion package?