Tanks may have made cavalry obsolete (was is tanks? I don't know), but they didn't make generals obsolete. When was there ever a military engagement that was de

Tanks may have made cavalry obsolete (was is tanks? I don't know), but they didn't make generals obsolete. When was there ever a military engagement that was described in terms of commanders facing off? It's been the story since the beginning of war. Likewise there are decision makers in civilian life. They decide all sorts of things, sometimes relying on people to implement their decisions, sometimes machines. Sometimes they use a machine to replace a lower level decision maker. But there's always a boss. This is what will determine whether your job is automated away.