@timnitGebru I think this is relevant to these questions, albeit handles them on a different level:
https://freakonometrics.hypotheses.org/89367
> Someone still has to reread, compare, test, contextualize, and sometimes rewrite. And if no one seriously takes on that work, the cost does not disappear. It reappears later in the form of errors, urgent fixes, loss of trust, and eventually litigation. What is presented as a productivity gain is often just an accounting displacement.