LLMs are like 1,000 genius engineers who can't communicate: prepare for infinite brain juicing
StewartalsopIII · x · 2026-09-02
Founder Stewart Alsop III reflects that founders used to face daily hard decisions beyond their comprehension; with LLMs, even people without large teams now get a constant source of 'brain juicing.'
- On a big team you might have one or two brilliant-but-incommunicable engineers; with LLMs it's like having thousands of them, speaking near-incomprehensible jargon.
- He predicts the cognitive drain from this needs studying: 'not the singularity we were promised, but the one we got.'
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