wast3 (@0xWast3) “OpenAI's new system takes one prompt describing a business and returns the place” — TopicDigg

OpenAI's new system takes one prompt describing a business and returns the places it loses money without anyone noticing. Nothing about the pitch is examined. It reads the operation as a set of handoffs and looks at what falls through each one. > MAP - every step from first contact to payment laid out as a chain > DROP - each handoff measured for what fails to arrive on the other side > WAIT - the delay between steps counted, because time is its own leak > OWNER - any step with nobody accountable for it marked immediately > COST - the losses priced per month instead of described as inefficiency > ORDER - the leaks ranked by what is cheapest to close first Consultants start with strategy. Strategy is rarely the problem, and it is always the most expensive thing to change. The leaks live in the seams. A form that nobody reads, a reply that arrives two days late, a handoff with no owner. Pricing them is what makes it land. "We lose leads at intake" is an opinion until it has a monthly number attached. The ordering matters more than the list. Most of these are fixable in an afternoon, and nobody knows which ones. One prompt in, and what comes back is a repair queue instead of a strategy deck. The prompt and the leak-pricing method are laid out in the breakdown below.