> AI needs values and AI needs a system that can tell whether decisions are good or not
replyWell, so do most CEOs.
If the operation is to distill options into a few choices, and then pick the "best" one then, I think hivemind can win there too. Real-time democracy running a business.
replyFor example an open-source project could/would still have a BDFL but, the AI-CEO could do the operational busywork while the BDFL is out talking to humans and presenting at PGCon or some other productive thing.
> Real-time democracy running a business
replyThis is not a competitive advantage
Neither is dictatorship?
replyBusiness actually treats a pseudo-dictatorship (with the requisite yes-men) as "good leadership".
replyMost times it's pretty simple, in my experience. A CEO either runs a business as a (1) Sales focus [best deals and vendors] or (2) Marketing focus [best reputation and trends] or (3) Investor focus [best boardroom friends].
Lots of other opinions are usually thrown out until there's really only one facet used for running the company.
>AI needs a system that can tell whether decisions are good or not.
replySo they need someone to review AI output huh?