Same story as usual: LLM output looks superficially good, but turns out to be wrong/unnuanced in details and structure.
And there's a greater insight here too, that absolute centralisation is basically always bad: A king cannot run all of the detailed workings of his country. You have different appointees for different domains, ao that you get something similar to a social tree structure.
The dream of absolute central control might not be realisable at best and damaging to what you want to achieve and worst.
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The dream of absolute central control might not be realisable at best and damaging to what you want to achieve and worst.