This is currently happening at my place of employment. The a.i. team (with no software engineering background) is spinning up app and workflows in a sandbox on their local machine. Telling the rest of the organization “IT’S BUILT! IT’S DONE!” Then I ask to see it and I can’t even get a demo of the final deliverables. Very frustrating! The more things change, the more they stay the same 😉 Promgrammers and business solutionists are becoming more and more vauluable by the day

@Bas Rosario awesome! I guess I’m unable to dm you until I get to level 5. Here’s my email, shoot me a message I’m down to link up: andrew@elutionlabs.ai

IP is going to become a MASSIVE debate across all organizations as employees get introduced to company LLM accounts and received access to unlimited token usage. Ideas will turn into proof of concepts that turn into production will instill a level of confidence never seen before. When that happens, people will want to start their own businesses, with their own ideas, that may or may not be very similar to what they created while employed. And this won't just be at the desk level either. The executive teams will have transitions and each one will come with more strict policies on IP.

I like the llms for their smarts. I like the open claws and herems for their ability to be molded into personality. There needs to be options.

if you play out the whole a.i. singularity theory, where a.i. and robots do all tasks and all work... then what is left? Community. I think that's the message here. We will still be human with inherently human desires to gather, share stories, go on adventure. etc. and in this case, with infinite abundance.