Ramp cofounder @eglyman says AI is reducing the need for specialized expertise and forcing leaders to rethink how they structure their businesses: “ We used to be in a world where skills were very scarce and very hard to find.” “ We're starting to get to a place where a very determined generalist can do much more than they used to be able to do.” “LLMs  have read more lines of code than any engineer alive. More medical case texts than any doctor alive. More company filings than any accountant who's ever lived or probably ever will live.” “In some sense, if I can just ask a good question, I'm the best doctor I've ever been in my life, and I'm not a doctor.” “ It leads you to question—you design organizations with lots of subspecialties, which can lead to walls and barriers and things that get lost between organizations.” “ I think we’ll start seeing fewer types of specialties within organizations, and it's leading a lot of organizations right now to question: do I have the right shape of an organization for the world that we're starting to enter into?”