Mike Solana warns AI could supercharge bureaucracy as tax-filing assistants pitch gains traction
yacineMTB · x · 2026-09-30
A quote-chain debate argues AI's real killer app isn't writing or art but a working personal assistant—ideally one that does your taxes, which would flip public opinion on AI overnight. Mike Solana counters with a worry: as AI reshapes society it may actually grow bureaucracy, since politicians will face no barrier to overcomplicating life once a superintelligence can handle the paperwork.
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