I agree that this will (and should) end up with 'super aware' pilots. There is a lot of work that can be and should be automated so that a pilot only does what

I agree that this will (and should) end up with 'super aware' pilots. There is a lot of work that can be and should be automated so that a pilot only does what is absolutely necessary -- tactical strategy and anticipation of human responses. Computers and their programming can be made mathematically perfect. Flying, evading, tracking, and even self-preservation are perfect for this. The one thing that a human can do is make real mistakes, anticipate such errors, and make seemingly illogical choices -- illogical to a computer. True deceit. A computer may be able to one day fake deceit, but there will be a logical probability factor to it. Detection of such deceit will likely be more difficult for a computer algorithm than faking deceit.