If this is true, then I would guess that eventually it would have happened anyways. Automation is only going to get more effective, and the costs to automate ca

If this is true, then I would guess that eventually it would have happened anyways. Automation is only going to get more effective, and the costs to automate can only go down. So at the most, all this could do is speed up adoption (but I still question if it really has or is just a scapegoat).