Dev predicts RL on org management will make AI-run companies work: 'it's around the corner'
willcb · x · 2026-09-12
In a thread with swyxio, willcb argues models haven't been RL-trained much on running large organizations, which is why today's AI-run orgs look "silly and high-temp" — but he says that capability is "around the corner," citing bidding wars over Spirit Airlines data as a signal. He claims to have seen glimpses of it in his own work.
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