A different singularity: when tech capability outpaces institutions' ability to govern it
AryHHAry · x · 2026-09-20
The author proposes a different singularity: not machines surpassing human intelligence, but the point where technology develops faster than institutions can understand, regulate, or contain it. The danger isn't evil AI but human governance becoming the bottleneck — and entropy rises as capabilities grow while governance lags.
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