Factories for Efficiency & Creator Ecosystems

It’s quickly becoming clear that when we look at creating mechanizations, factories are the way to go.

Factories for Efficiency & Creator Ecosystems
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Starting from the Start

Today’s goal has been considering the more practical side of mechanizations and how we will be going from zero to one on the first test cases.
First instinct has been looking at how to create one basic mechanization with some kind of example use case where we can then implement this and record the process and observations as we go.
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Please note: “we” and “I” will often be used interchangeably. I visualize the work as a collaboration with all previous positive factors.
It quickly became apparent that the goal is in fact not to master the art of creating mechanizations, but mechanization factories.

Efficiency, Efficiency, Efficiency, Efficiency,…

To replicate a mechanization, we should have a structure in place with the sole purpose of production with minimal friction, minimal AI/HI cognitive overhead, and maximum scalability.
There is limited value in being able to build a single mechanization compared to the value of systematizing that process effectively.
True magic can come from such things. If every magician had to learn to materialize a rabbit individually then circuses throughout history would have needed a substantially deeper supply of freaks.
For efficiency in mechanized systems to thrive, factories are clearly required as a basis unit of their design and implementation.

M/ACC Factory as a Service

Mechanization factories would look like code and non-code based systems of producing systems that deliver set outcomes.
A very simple factory could be setting up a small team of fiverr hiring professionals, in-lining payment tracks to them, establishing a robust mechanism for passing information in a format that allows them to quickly hire needed workers.
Eliminating things like back-and-forth questions, mistakes, mispayments, and the potential for slower than optimal outcomes would be build into the model.
From here, the creator can easily and reliably integrate this factory with a wider system of other interoperable factories to create complete processes.
Alternatively, this structure itself holds value. Companies and startups invest heavily in optimising and allowing for seamless execution to take place. Now individuals and small teams can enjoy the same.
It presents the creator with options - self-use, commercialising the factory, and commercialising the factory model. Additionally, many or all could be enjoyed simultaneously.