Do you use an AI organization instead of a single AI assistant?
Summary
A thought experiment proposing an AI organization with multiple specialized agents (CEO, CTO, etc.) that collaborate autonomously on different projects, instead of a single AI assistant. The author seeks feedback on whether this concept solves a real problem or adds unnecessary complexity.
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