labor-led automation produces improvements in quality, while capital-driven automation increases throughput I don’t know if this is true, but I do think that L

labor-led automation produces improvements in quality, while capital-driven automation increases throughput I don’t know if this is true, but I do think that LLMs mainly get used where their proponents don’t care (whether intentionally or through ignorance) about the quality of the output, and want to minimize work / maximize throughout. Basically whoever is pushing them is playing the hypothetical role of capitalist in his assertion. This explains the management push (ignorance) but also the user push (automating BS tasks). The common thread is that the user doesn’t have to take any responsibility for the output. This is why people don’t like having LLMs pushed on them, because for cases where they are responsible for or have to consume the output, they don’t work very well, but when it’s just something that needs to look ok at a glance and be handed off, everyone is rushing to use them.