> Humans are generally quite poor at responding to unexpected behavior changes such as this. I know what you mean, once you truly start to trust someone else t

> Humans are generally quite poor at responding to unexpected behavior changes such as this. I know what you mean, once you truly start to trust someone else to do a job you simply stop giving it any attention. It's being handled. So you maybe hover a bit at first, keep an eye, generally interfere. Once that stage is over, you just do other things safe in the knowledge that someone else is competently handling the task. Until it blows up in your face. This level of autopilot legitimately terrifies me. Not because it's bad, but because of the way it will make the humans who are supposed to still be responsible stop paying attention