3-year-old prediction resurfaces: AI efficiency in bureaucracy may signal the service's end
nwilliams030 · x · 2026-09-29
Quoting a 3-year-old prediction by moultano that now looks prescient: wherever AI shows notable efficiency gains against bureaucracy, it may actually mark the beginning of the end for that service or staff — as larger groups realize the effect can be replicated with less thought, opening the door to cuts.
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