Should be illegal for a company to comment on the stock market. It's basically manipulation.
themurphy
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Because these rules are not about you and me, but are important on a much larger scale.
They wont. The EU went up against much larger fish for protecting the consumer rights.
Allowing this would automatically allow Apple and Google to do the same.
Exactly my point, which means you missed it.
The things you quoted pointed to the things making CEOs less important, while other points the opposite.
So just to be very clear about my point: CEOs are very different jobs. Some can be cut, some cant, because CEO doesnt really mean anything other than "person in charge".
If we need to make good arguments against CEOs, at least try a little.
Wouldnt it be possible that "CEO" is different things in different companies?
Would it be possible that CEOs have people employed to take some of their tasks? Some CEOs, all their tasks?
Is a CEOs job the same when theres 50 people under him/her or 5000? Which do you think could run itself the best?
I also want the CEO job to be handle by someone who actually has a function, and is a good leader with morale and empathy.
But just saying "muuuh CEO bad because!!" is killing the discussion.
That's why a CEO in the future will be 100% networking and the AI will hand the decisions over for him/her to "make".
Why would you assume that the AI who takes the CEO job will be a LLM or "chat bot"?
It might use a LLM to communicate the ideas, but probably not for large scale business strategi.
Fuck that guy for saying that. Just asked for 1trillion dollars at Tesla, and now he wants to sell you a dream that money is irrelevant.
Money is his only power. No way.
Thanks mate, I edited my post for clarity.
If only there was a way to fund open source projects so we both could have better software for the world and paid employees..
I think you can guess which government body already do this. Just take a shot.
And "the western world" only including the UK and USA? Lol.
I think worst case, they will rewrite the rules, and it only buys Motorola time. Which is still a win for them.