Learning how to navigate these hitches is a really important process
If we streamline every bit of difficulty or complexity out of our lives, it seems trivially obvious that we will soon have no idea what to do when we encounter difficulty or complexity. Is that just me thinking that?
Some people ask for a coworker to do it for them, c/p stackoverflw, etc and never learn.
AI makes the first group that much more effective. Setup should be a learning process not a hazing ritual.
To add to this, a barrier to contribution can reduce low quality/spam contributions. The downside is that a barrier to contribution that's too high reduces all contributions.
This is not a given!
If we automated all accounting, why would anyone still take the time to learn to become an accountant?
Yes, there are sometimes people who are just invested in learning traditional stuff for the sake of it, but is that really what we want to rely on as the fallback when AI fails?