Now that OpenExecutive exists, what company should we create?
I personally am in favor of an AI consulting firm called AI business solutions, where AI executives consults other AI executives on how to improve on AI, so that AI can do more AI with less AI preferably by using more AI. AI agents would then tell other AI agents on how to AI AI like a true AI and then put all their AIs into their AIs in order for AI to AI while using AI.
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Yo dawg
A human-less prototyping company. Executive management is handled by OpenExecutive, obvs. ChatGPT can handle sales, Claude can take care of design, R&D, and front office work. In the shop we can use industrial AI to handle the fabrication equipment, which would range from automated 3d printers to robotic assembly equipment with Boston Dynamics' full range of bots to handle manipulating and moving completed parts. You'd need six to eighteen months of human labor, depending on budget and team size, to set everything up and test the interactions then you lay off the human staff and instruct the AI to contract with a maintenance company you own to handle repair and maintenance of the hardware and machinery.
Customers could bring a fully formed product spec or the sales team can help them flesh out the product and the company would then make a limited production run of less than 100 units to serve as a prototype for product testing. It would be up to the AI at that point, but they could also invest in a full scale manufacturing facility to mass produce the prototypes into a saleable product. They might even go as far as to acquire resource extraction companies and automate them fully as well so that the only point a human would be involved from raw material to finished product is by giving them the prototype product idea. But they could also expand and integrate product design AI to eliminate human involvement entirely except for end user purchasing.
That or an AI consulting firm that advises companies on how to implement bespoke, org-chart-spanning AI systems to reduce workforce overhead, especially over-costed executive and middle management and corporate bureaucracy.
Corpcorp.
We just buy companies and fire the vast majority of the executives, given that is MASSIVE cost savings compared to letting low paid working class folks go. We replace them with OpenExecutive, profit, use the profits to buy the next company and do the same thing.
Repeat until we own enough to control the lobby groups, so we can lobby to make it legal to eat the rich. And then we finish the job with a grand feast.
Then disband and spin all the companies off as co-ops?
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