YOLO-mode LLMs create an absurd capability gap against IT-deficient counterparties
curious_vii · x · 2026-10-06
Riffing on Geoff Lewis's point about leverage visibly shifting in negotiations, the author argues that anyone moderately competent with a YOLO-mode LLM in a harness now enjoys an absurd capability gap against IT-deficient counterparties whose bureaucratic processes bottleneck their intent. He calls it a "translation function for capital" that opponents refuse to learn, with the arbitrage only expanding: "You can just do things."
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