The article reflects on the speed of technological adaptation required today. It references the famous expression "developers, developers, developers" by Steve Ballmer, noting that now "we are all developers," meaning everyone is involved in technology.
The text compares two generations: while our parents had two decades to adapt to the internet, the current generation has only one legislative term (approximately four years) to adapt to artificial intelligence agents.
The central message warns about the exponential acceleration of technological changes and the pressure this places on society and governments to keep pace with these transformations.
Finally, the article critically mentions that successive governments continue to celebrate automatic IRS, suggesting that this digital fiscal achievement is presented as a technological milestone, when compared to the challenges of AI agents, it may be considered relatively simple.
