Every: Automation Creates More Work for Human Experts
every · x · 2026-09-30
Every posted that "automation creates more work for human experts", quoting colleague hammermt: if this holds, by early next year — with a new model release every day — the team at Every would need to 10x the number of @kplikethebird to cover them.
Core point: AI automation has not reduced the workload of content/analysis experts; instead, the faster output cadence amplifies demand for human interpretation.
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