The "what would change my mind" criteria are all about AI succeeding within existing institutional forms. He's not considering whether those forms get outcompet

The "what would change my mind" criteria are all about AI succeeding within existing institutional forms. He's not considering whether those forms get outcompeted by smaller entities that don't carry the overhead, which to me seems obviously how it will go. > If agentic systems start successfully navigating the illegible organisational context that currently requires human judgement, things like understanding unstated preferences, political sensitivities, and implicit standards, that would be significant. How much of this is actually required for the actual work though and how much is legacy office politics "monkeys love to monkey around" nonsense?