Here is what worries me: Right now, the complexity of regulations and procedures is kept in check by the inability for bureaucrats to manually execute them. Fu

Here is what worries me: Right now, the complexity of regulations and procedures is kept in check by the inability for bureaucrats to manually execute them. Full automation might not lead to a simplification of how people interact with the government; it might just result in the ability to add even more regulation, beyond normal human capabilities. We have a world where bureaucratic complexity means few people can navigate it, but we might just be growing a world where no one can navigate it without paying a lot of money to established software companies to do it for them. Automation is good, but we shouldn't let it hide the need to simplify.