>>As tedious tasks are automated, you can deploy people doing new things. That almost never happens in my experience. Deploying those people to do new things r

>>As tedious tasks are automated, you can deploy people doing new things. That almost never happens in my experience. Deploying those people to do new things requires training them on those new things, and most companies aren't willing to make that investment, especially since said people are usually near the bottom of the totem pole and the fact that they just got made redundant by software is regarded by management as proof that they are just cogs.