> I think the key is that you are supposed to automate whatever feels boring for you I disagree with that. The problem is, if you really think about it, even s

> I think the key is that you are supposed to automate whatever feels boring for you I disagree with that. The problem is, if you really think about it, even some of the initially boring tasks can be interesting if understood in a certain light, and the fact that we couldn't automate them before meant that we had the opportunity to stumble upon them. Also, there is also satisfaction for many people to finally finish a task that they really slaved over. Automating wasn't a problem when computers did only truly rote tasks. But AI spilled over into the creative domain and people should not automate even the boring parts of that because there are hidden rewards to sticking through those, because they are not truly as rote as they seem to be.