Can Washington Be Automated?

5/28/2018

This article explores the potential consequences of automation on the political landscape in Washington, D.C. It examines how advancements in technology, such as artificial intelligence and automation, could disrupt the lobbying industry and influence the policymaking process. The article argues that automation has the potential to change the dynamics of power and influence in Washington, as it may reduce the need for traditional lobbying efforts and give rise to new players in shaping policy. It also discusses the challenges and opportunities that arise from this changing landscape, including the potential for increased efficiency and better representation of public interests. Overall, the article highlights the disruptive potential of automation on the political and policy arenas in Washington, D.C.

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