> William Easterly. Arguing from authority is nice and all (not), but the problem is not lack of technical expertise in decision makers (no one can reasonably

> William Easterly. Arguing from authority is nice and all (not), but the problem is not lack of technical expertise in decision makers (no one can reasonably expect a politician to understand modern AI tools), but rather about the decision making process itself. There should be an established process by which such a dumb decision, with - in all likelihood - negative economic implications for the entire country, could be put to rest via a democratic process.