Thanks for this comment. I think there's an important distinction that's worth clarifying. Automation is great in most circumstances, and truly does free human

Thanks for this comment. I think there's an important distinction that's worth clarifying. Automation is great in most circumstances, and truly does free humans to do more meaningful work. But my take is that you can quickly push up against cases where it's unclear that you've improved a situation. It's easy to make the judgement that you have when you reduce time spent on doing "mundane" work. Perhaps there is a heuristic that can be developed to let someone quickly assess the usefulness of automating a certain task. Would be happy to discuss this more.