Yes, and I dont think this paper or those who talk about "Algorithmic Aversion" are at all engaged with this. Perhaps unsurprisingly author's i've read on this

Yes, and I dont think this paper or those who talk about "Algorithmic Aversion" are at all engaged with this. Perhaps unsurprisingly author's i've read on this topic are all from the humanities, or adjacent (here law) and seem to not really to have a grasp of technology as a social and political phenomenon the way modern (aware) tech workers do. Here I think software engineers feel intuitively and immediately that replacing any of their decision making with "algorithms" is a high risk. I suspect papers like this would benefit a lot from assessing the "algorithm aversion" amongst "algorithm experts".