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  "path": "/t/a-g-i-and-you-how-much-of-your-own-work-can-you-automate/1379707#post_5",
  "publishedAt": "2026-05-07T08:48:16.000Z",
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  "textContent": "I have been testing this pretty heavily over the past year.\n\nMy answer is that a lot more can be automated than I originally thought, but only once the work is moved out of single chat sessions and into a proper operating workflow.\n\nFor me, the big shift was not simply asking a model to do a task. It was building a system around the model that handles state, project history, files, managed runs, review points, exports, and repeatable execution.\n\nAt that point, the human role changes. I am still responsible for taste, judgment, direction, review, correction, and deciding what is good enough. But the amount of raw production work the system can carry is much larger than I expected.\n\nThe remaining work shows up mostly in supervision, architecture, verification, and deciding what should happen next.\n\nSo I do not think the useful question is only “how much can AI automate?” I think the better question is “what kind of operating environment does the model need before automation becomes reliable?”\n\nThat is where I think the real field is forming.",
  "title": "A(G)I and you: how much of your own work can you automate?"
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