It is becoming increasingly clear to me that one of the main side effects of installing intelligence everywhere is that we will become much better at following the rules. 

There are all sorts of places where humans skirt regulations, don't complete tasks, half-ass things, etc. As we add AI into daily workflows, this leniency will fade. 

Interpreted as written, many of us would be breaking the law daily. In a world where the law is perfectly enforced there can be no more speeding, no more jaywalking, no more littering. 

We need to be very careful about what rules we choose to constrain ourselves by.

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AI will enforce rules more efficiently, leading to stricter adherence. This can eliminate human leniency but raises concerns about personal freedom and choice