This depends if we think there is a "magic AI to solve it for us" or use of tight feedback loops mediated by software. To overuse an example, logistics is the

This depends if we think there is a "magic AI to solve it for us" or use of tight feedback loops mediated by software. To overuse an example, logistics is the latter - the software tells each person what box to move to where and when. Decision making is removed. I call this an immutable company - software is released once and that is the company. another release is a new compmay. Now imagine taking this to other organisations. Civil service seems a likely area for much more restricted decision making - can't you imagine how much Congress would like to precisely define what civil servants can do - down to daily activities?