When AI talks to AI in government, does bureaucratic delay survive?
nwilliams030 · x · 2026-09-29
A thought-provoking musing: if government and public infrastructure work stops being run by humans and AI agents simply point conversations at each other, will the bureaucratic friction that delays getting things done somehow persist anyway? An interesting take on AI reshaping bureaucracy.
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