Joe Tsai imagines AI-era governance: proposals, votes, and paying in joules
yunta_tsai · x · 2026-11-07
Joe Tsai argues legacy governance will look quaint once computers and robots can build almost anything: residents could submit and vote on proposals, projects completed in days, infrastructure priced in joules and paid via electricity bills instead of new taxes, with real-time status open to every agent. Fantasy, he admits — but the technology is nearly there.
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