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AI-driven bureaucratic systems will develop their own internal politics and be gamed by the people subject to them.Their words
(and it will be gamed - AI bureaucracies will absolutely have their own politics)
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A fun extension of by the lawyerly society by @Tom_Westgarth15: "The UK is closer to resembling a ‘managerial paralysis’: a surplus of managers, lawyers, HR staff and generalist consultants can tie internal bureaucracies in knots, rather than litigation"
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The value of bureaucracies will go down, and the value of founders will go up.
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Breakneck by Dan Wang takes you on a fascinating journey through China's engineering state, juxtaposing it against America's lawyerly society in an effort to reveal what each country should learn from the other. I've been a keen reader of Dan's personal blog for many years and am delighted to report that this book, his first, features everything I love most about his writing: his unbounded curiosity, thoughtful analysis, compelling storytelling, self-awareness, offbeat sense of humor, and insights born of lived experience.
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When you allow tech bros too much power over decision-making along with their running dog lackey in kind of management consultancy, you're optimizing for something which may be very very distant from what your real world customers really care about.
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