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Ironies of Automation
Automation reshapes the human role rather than removing it.
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If
Automating the routine parts of a task leaves the human only the rarest, hardest exceptions — while their manual skill and situational awareness atrophy from disuse, precisely at the moment a failing automated system hands control back to them.
Then
“Keep operators sharp with regular game-days and hands-on drills, and design handoffs so a human takes over with context, not cold.”
Unless
Human-in-the-Loop Drills — better teaming, not less automation
Source
Lisanne Bainbridge, Ironies of Automation (Automatica, 1983).
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