I'm a fan of what I call the 80% solution. Often fully automating is fragile, as the article pointed out. Instead automate the 80% that's safe to do, with a h

I'm a fan of what I call the 80% solution. Often fully automating is fragile, as the article pointed out. Instead automate the 80% that's safe to do, with a human in the mix to ensure it doesn't do the wrong thing. This can sometimes be as simple as a Go button or a multi-stage approval with a human in the mix. It's not a perfect solution, but can often create a safer, more effective, overall system.