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The worry that AI could increase bureaucracy

A user worries that politicians could overcomplicate people’s lives to the point that they need a superintelligence to help with their taxes.

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Mike SolanaMS
Steven SinofskySS
4 Sources, 11d ago, first seen 11d ago

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A user worries that as AI reshapes the country, it could increase bureaucracy. They say people shouldn’t need a superintelligence to help with taxes, but fear politicians could make life complicated enough that they will.

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Mike Solana@micsolanaone thing I worry about as AI begins to reshape our country is it actually increases bureaucracy. we shouldn’t need a superintelligence to help us with our taxes, but once there’s truly nothing stopping politicians from overcomplicating our lives I worry that we will.11d
Steven Sinofsky@stevesiCertainly the computerization of law and regulation did that. The legal system is that with respect to briefs and evidence now. Construction requires vastly more up front information and more changes because of automation. FAA is the same. People don’t think twice about adding a step or approval. How did mortgages get even longer?11d
Christian Keil@pronounced_kyleThere is unfortunately precedent for this. Before word processing, document length was bounded by the human capacity to copy long-form text & plateauing. After word processing, the tax & legal codes grew without check.11d
kache@yacineMTBRT @micsolana: one thing I worry about as AI begins to reshape our country is it actually increases bureaucracy. we shouldn’t need a superi…11d
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    Mike Solana@micsolanaone thing I worry about as AI begins to reshape our country is it actually increases bureaucracy. we shouldn’t need a superintelligence to help us with our taxes, but once there’s truly nothing stopping politicians from overcomplicating our lives I worry that we will.11d
    Steven Sinofsky@stevesiCertainly the computerization of law and regulation did that. The legal system is that with respect to briefs and evidence now. Construction requires vastly more up front information and more changes because of automation. FAA is the same. People don’t think twice about adding a step or approval. How did mortgages get even longer?11d
    Christian Keil@pronounced_kyleThere is unfortunately precedent for this. Before word processing, document length was bounded by the human capacity to copy long-form text & plateauing. After word processing, the tax & legal codes grew without check.11d
    kache@yacineMTBRT @micsolana: one thing I worry about as AI begins to reshape our country is it actually increases bureaucracy. we shouldn’t need a superi…11d
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