Which is not to say that AI won't be immensely helpful for running companies; just that once you're in the role for two days you realize that replacing that role entirely isn't going to happen.
> AI can win at chess now. You think being a CEO is harder than chess? Come on.
Being a CEO isn't like playing chess. Being a CEO is more like a really complex version of self-driving cars. Why? Because it involves interacting with other humans, all the time. It's all people problems.
Chess isn't. Chess is decision-making with a finite (if immense) set of possibilities. Very different set of problems.
Which is not to say that AI won't be immensely helpful for running companies; just that once you're in the role for two days you realize that replacing that role entirely isn't going to happen.
> AI can win at chess now. You think being a CEO is harder than chess? Come on.
Being a CEO isn't like playing chess. Being a CEO is more like a really complex version of self-driving cars. Why? Because it involves interacting with other humans, all the time. It's all people problems.
Chess isn't. Chess is decision-making with a finite (if immense) set of possibilities. Very different set of problems.