Dev argues human coordination is the only job left—and AI's goal is to remove it
natesiggard · x · 2026-11-06
A developer who prefers flat, self-managing org models argues that passing undiluted ground truth to decision-makers is now the core of management—and that the AI race isn't about optimizing coordination but eliminating it by removing humans from processes. He warns leaders relying on coercion will get distorted information, and cites recent midterm results as evidence of humans trying to slow automation, a tension he says is escalating fast.
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