Precursor Ventures argues that despite LLMs' technical superiority, humans still win at dialogue and translation. Humans grasp intent quickly through back-and-forth conversation, while companies succeed when leaders convey complex ideas across hierarchies, with each person adapting the message for the next link in the chain.
even if the LLMs have an absolute advantage in everything, there'll be some areas where having humans involved still makes sense. And there are sometimes I'm just like, that took way too long. If I had explained that task to a human, they wouldn't have gone through the process of breaking down every single step and then realized something in the process. They would've said, oh, I think I know what you mean. Or, hey, let's go back and forth. And I, I read it and I was like, you know, a part of what I think makes ironically the most successful companies that I work with to successful is the ability of leadership to communicate complex ideas up and down the chain through, to and through people and those people's ability to absorb a message and figure out how to translate it to the next person in the chain.
