“Almost all” makes me question how much experience you have doing those jobs. They exist but work which is truly that rote has been getting automated for half a century so what I’ve found is that what you see now tends to deceptively appear simple while hiding judgement, uncertainty, and inference.
That’s especially true for things which involve liability. If Google builds a system to recommend YouTube videos and ads, it’s a win as long their error rate is below a certain level. If it’s your insurance company rejecting claims, however, people can die that way and the lawsuits for breaking contracts or legal standards can far exceed the believed savings.
That’s especially true for things which involve liability. If Google builds a system to recommend YouTube videos and ads, it’s a win as long their error rate is below a certain level. If it’s your insurance company rejecting claims, however, people can die that way and the lawsuits for breaking contracts or legal standards can far exceed the believed savings.