Well, some companies seem to end up with weird incentives where it makes sense to be less productive. For example, a dev might create some script that eliminate

Well, some companies seem to end up with weird incentives where it makes sense to be less productive. For example, a dev might create some script that eliminates some data processing roles. The CEO might decide to not implement it solely to save a few jobs. If there’s a tax for not automating then the organization will immediately respond in a more economically rational way.