Investor argues LLMs solved the execution layer, making non-linear-thinker cofounders viable
StewartalsopIII · x · 2026-11-14
Stewart Alsop III says he may form a company with two other non-linear thinkers — an idea that would have been a bad idea before LLMs because nothing would get done.
His take: the execution layer is now solved synthetically, and the trio collectively carries "100 years of creativity," making such a partnership viable. A short post reflecting how LLMs change startup team composition.
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