> AI is brains. Companies need arms and legs and relationships.
This is silly, these companies are owned and run by some of the most connected and powerful people on the planet, who also own and run dozens of other companies that produce things.
> The reality is that employees are also mostly not entrepreneurs, same as consultants.
I don't even know what this means. They choose to hire who they choose to hire, and they can continue to hire as long as they wish. It's like saying that the reason I'm not a marathon runner is because I only own Oxfords and flip-flops, not running shoes.
I have absolutely no idea how this could be the "sort of obvious answer." I'm surprised so many people thought it was worth a response. There's no answer here. Some of these sentences don't even make sense.
This is silly, these companies are owned and run by some of the most connected and powerful people on the planet, who also own and run dozens of other companies that produce things.
> The reality is that employees are also mostly not entrepreneurs, same as consultants.
I don't even know what this means. They choose to hire who they choose to hire, and they can continue to hire as long as they wish. It's like saying that the reason I'm not a marathon runner is because I only own Oxfords and flip-flops, not running shoes.
I have absolutely no idea how this could be the "sort of obvious answer." I'm surprised so many people thought it was worth a response. There's no answer here. Some of these sentences don't even make sense.