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The "Code-Rich" Organization: How Automatic Code Generation Will Revolutionize Everything

 I put on paper a couple of thoughts about AI and Large Language Models (LLM) for automatic code generation in the development process. My thesis is that the current organizations are mostly “code-thin”, where only the basic Business Processes are modeled through software, while in the future we will have “code-rich" organizations boosted through the abundant and cheap AI and LLM Generated software code. These “code-rich” organizations, where every possible business process is software based - will outperform the usual "code-thin" organizations, where software is “hand-made” and expensive. Feedback would be very, very appreciated.

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