> I'm assuming they're equivalent, maybe I should not. For me, the core question is who gets to make that assumption, not whether it's correct or not. The peo

> I'm assuming they're equivalent, maybe I should not. For me, the core question is who gets to make that assumption, not whether it's correct or not. The people who are most impacted by uncertainty should have a choice about participating IMO. But, one thing I'm realizing from other threads is that some people feel they have a similar level of uncertainty for human interaction, and are frustrated by the status quo of needing to interact with services. For me, that says this tech clearly has a place -- it just needs some effort to proactively establish etiquette around it's use.