AI isn’t just accelerating.
It’s fragmenting.
Into hundreds of tools, agents, APIs, and models — each chasing productivity, each lacking memory, structure, or oversight.
As this happens, decision-making moves from institutions to systems.
From people to prompts.
From process to prediction.
We’re heading into an era of systemic disempowerment — where no one can trace who did what, why, or whether it was even allowed.
We call this the Intelligence Coordination Problem:
Models are powerful, but they lack rules Agents are autonomous, but they lack context People are still in the loop — but increasingly, they’re out of control once the agents are deployed