Jamie Dimon says bureaucracy, not AI, is the real system crushing intelligence
r0ck3t23 · x · 2026-07-21
Jamie Dimon argues that bureaucracy, not AI, is the real force suppressing intelligence inside organizations.
- He says bureaucracy drives out good people, innovation, and collaboration, turning coworkers into competitors.
- The post extends that argument to major institutions and government, framing them as systems that neutralize human capability.
- Its central claim: the real bottleneck is not whether AI becomes smarter than humans, but whether institutions let people stay smart enough to use it.
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