A random email just broke my scroll this morning.
"Hi Sohith, claim your Google for Startups Immersion Digital Badge."
Being a founder in Bengaluru, building Breeth in a small room… to Google reaching out.
This one actually hit hard.
Still grinding every day. Still believing :)
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If this resonates, let's talk!
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AI WILL KILL GOVERNMENTS
In the present governance system the political class oversees the bureaucracy which administers the procedures for the functioning of the state .. Political leaders are elected to “represent” people. Bureaucrats are hired to follow procedures for governance and this entire arrangement rests on two fragile human qualities which are honesty and fearlessness
But a bureaucrat is a human being with a transfer order hanging over his head, a family that needs school admissions, a wife who wants a bigger flat, and a political boss who can destroy him with one phone call. So the rules get bent. Files move when money moves. Decisions get delayed until the right nephew or the right contractor is accommodated.
Now replace that bureaucrat with AI.
You cannot bribe an algorithm. You cannot threaten it with transfer. You cannot call it at midnight and whisper that the minister’s relative needs the contract. It has no family, no pension to protect.
In Dubai they are already operating smart police stations with no policemen inside. An FIR is registered by a machine to remove the human interface and thereby remove the corruption opportunity. That is not science fiction. That is already running.
Once the A I makes the administration incorruptible, what is the political class for?
Let’s say an MLA stands up in the assembly and says cotton production in his constituency has fallen based on the data given by local officers. and he demands the government buy a particular pesticide. The opposition MLA immediately screams that the data given was manipulated and the MLA’s nephew owns a pesticide factory. Voters have no independent way to know whether the crop really failed, whether the pesticide is the right solution, or whether the nephew angle is true.
Now put an AI in that MLA’s seat.
It does not need some junior officer’s selective data. It pulls satellite imagery, soil health records, rainfall patterns, global commodity prices, pest resistance data from Brazil, Egypt and Australia, and the performance of every pesticide molecule over the last fifteen years and it will present the optimal solution with the numbers attached. No nephew. No fear of losing the next election. No incentive to exaggerate a crisis so that a relative can make money.
No politician can counter that because he will have to have more data and analytical power than the A I which is humanly impossible
An elected representative has always been a mediator between the voters grievances and the state’s machinery. Once A I makes that machinery transparent, instant, and unbribable, the middle man loses value
The politicians will fight this hard screaming about “human accountability,” “human judgment,” etc but what they will really fear is that they can no longer distribute favours, protect their networks, and convert public office into private power .
In the future Governments will not be overthrown. They will be taken over by algorithms
Yes governments are also about economic growth? or whether healthcare should receive more funding than defence etc etc
It can be argued that these are moral human choices but let’s not forget that even these ultimately boil down to data analysis and who ever believed that bureaucrats and politicians care about being human ?
A I might not be human , but it will do more good to humans than humans will do to humans