[UncleMeat]

"Sorry, computer says no."

Humans can be wrong, but they aren't able to be wrong at as massive of a scale and they often have an override button where you can get them to look at something again.

When you have an AI deployed system and full automation you've got more opportunities for "I dunno, the AI says that you are unqualified for this job and there is no way around that."

We already see this with less novel forms of automation. There are great benefits here, but also the number of times people are just stymied completely by "computer says no" has exploded. Expect that to increase further.