<< You don't need workers to understand how their jobs are being automated, you just need a few experts who can drop in, turn half your payroll (or more) into a

<< You don't need workers to understand how their jobs are being automated, you just need a few experts who can drop in, turn half your payroll (or more) into a redundancy, and then move on to the next project. Someone has to maintain it when experts drive away. I personally foresee something of a clusterfuck based on interactions with vendors and consultants, because that is kinda where it is heading. At some point, someone has to know what they are doing. It can't all be magic blackboxes. Or more accurately, it can..until it breaks.