>Algorithms will never replace middle management. Believe me, if ownership thinks it can work "good enough," they will certainly try until it is. It won't be a

>Algorithms will never replace middle management. Believe me, if ownership thinks it can work "good enough," they will certainly try until it is. It won't be a robot like you think. Think Uber; an algorithm manages the drivers, they just aren't technically employees. Think Comcast technicians. They drive around all day and a computer tells them their next job and even how to get there. >Lead people with basically skynet and suddenly faith in the system plummets unless it's flawless from the start. What faith in the system are you referring to?