In the ideal world, yes. Some systems are, for any number of reasons, strongly resistant to automation. The obvious case is where security policies may require

In the ideal world, yes. Some systems are, for any number of reasons, strongly resistant to automation. The obvious case is where security policies may require a human in the loop. Then there are the Rube Goldberg systems where the interface to the system involves VNC to a MacOS machine that runs a Virtualbox with a Linux guest where a native application modifies some database you have no other access to. Etc.