Enterprise work is finite software engineering, and LLMs may automate most of it
A_K_Nain · x · 2026-07-21
This post argues that enterprise work is ultimately a finite set of software-engineering tasks, and that current LLMs are likely to automate most of them.
The core claim is not about one workflow, but about the broader implication: if enterprise processes are mostly finite and structured, then the case for large-scale automation with LLMs becomes much stronger than many skeptics assume.
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