Your question is great. It’s easy to forget that people are the point, not the tech. When I was in college, automation was envisioned to reduce injuries to peo

Your question is great. It’s easy to forget that people are the point, not the tech. When I was in college, automation was envisioned to reduce injuries to people, increase access to goods, and to create more discretionary time. Somehow we’ve lost the focus on human outcomes.