Humans are at their best correcting and finding errors in the integration between automated systems. Yes we probably won’t have accountants manually typing data from a page into a computer in the future, but we’ll always have people reviewing and checking the automation.

If that automation doesn’t require oversight, everyone wins, since now that process, typing data from a ledger, is free to anyone who wants to use it. The exception of course is if a monopoly or oligopoly controls the process, so it’s up to the government to break them up and keep the underlying tech accessible.

The biggest risk is how much computing power it takes to run these models, so it’s very important to support the open alternatives that are trying to lower the barrier to entry.