[roomey]

We've started calling it "Human on the hook" instead of human in the loop in work.

It is more accurate, in terms of, it only matters when something goes wrong.

Edit:"On the hook" is a general expression that means if something goes wrong it lands on you as the responsibile party, generally in a negative way. As in, if it goes right, you don't get kudos, if it goes wrong, you're on the hook for it

[taneq]

Employee Role: Blameable Component.

[bluefirebrand]

I initially read this as "Blameable Compost" and honestly I sometimes feel like that's how executives think of me, so it still is accurate

[NoGravitas]

Employee Role: Meat Shield

[throw1234567891]

And when was it not...

[leethargo]

That's perfect, I will use that term from now on whenever somebody proposes any kind of automation and will see how often somebody will try to correct me.