In German: www.uni-bonn.de/de/neues/im-...

Thanks, Daniel, I'm really happy you could join us—you classify bureaucratic paradoxes like no other!😉

For more details, see filesformsfictions.com

"Among the plans for integrating AI into everyday use is an online platform for export-based businesses to bundle information on export regulations and credit options, and expediting visa processing by using AI to review an applicant's documents."

Source: www.dw.com/en/german-go...

"Reducing bureaucracy costs by 25% by 2029, offering more public services online and using artificial intelligence in government and in courts are some of the projects Chancellor Friedrich Merz's cabinet agreed to this past week."

we might have caught the wrong Jonathan in the loop, though -- the co-author of the article is not yet on BlueSky from what I know, unlike other scholars with his name 😅

thanks, Anja, and not just for the enthusiastic reception: I remember you encouraged me to write something about it earlier this year, and I'm glad we eventually did!😊

www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3-0... you can find it for free

"The book resonates with particular urgency in an era marked by evolving modes of office work and the wielding of antibureaucratic rhetoric as an instrument of political warfare."

That's great to hear, thank you for the heads-up! 😀