Those top items were already automated long ago. What remains is a fractal scattering of irregular tasks that would be excessively costly to automate with singl

Those top items were already automated long ago. What remains is a fractal scattering of irregular tasks that would be excessively costly to automate with single-task machinery that is 0% flexible. -100% flexible, considering most machines require the process itself to be bent around its limitations, and the costs trickle all the way down to the features and properties of the final output. An omnitasker that can emulate a significant chunk of "all the stuff you just give up and have a human spend an hour on" is precisely what the baker (and countless others) need after hitting that threshold.