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I don't see these tools replacing humans in the decision making process, rather they're going to be used to automate a lot of tedious work with the human making high level decisions.
That's fair, but human oversight doesn't mean they'll necessarily catch biases in its output
We already have that problem with humans as well though.
There's value in the tedious decisions though
The tedious decisions are what build confidence and experience
People build confidence doing work in any domain. Working with artificial agents is simply going to build different kinds of skills.