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As someone who has worked with both CEOs and generative AI extensively, I agree that most CEOs would see improved performance from being replaced in whole or in part with generative AI. However, this is not an endorsement of generative AI, but an indictment of the CEO.
Large language models can't golf and drink martini lunches so they'd actually be pretty poor CEOs. They'd do the "read a quarterly report prepared by Marketing out loud" part well though
Considering CEOs were taking advice from hustle 'n grind culture idiots like Gary Vee, it's no surprise that AI would be an improvement.