What changes when the middleman changes?

The post asks whether autonomy wipes out a human driver. Break the claim into tasks, make your assumptions visible, and find the work that still needs judgment, trust, and accountability.

Task map

Exposure is an assumption from 0 to 100. Importance is 1 to 5. A score is scenario analysis, not a forecast.

Add tasks, then compute the transition.

Values persist locally.

Why this matters: automating dispatch does not prove that exception handling, trust, or accountability disappear. A scenario score records assumptions so a team can revise them with evidence.

Importance weights the exposure assumption

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The source sample exposures eighty, thirty and twenty are weighted by importance five, five and four. The weighted sum is six hundred thirty over fourteen importance units, giving forty five percent. These bars show the first two exposure contributions four hundred and one hundred fifty at one pixel per exposure-times-importance unit. This describes declared task assumptions rather than future job loss or a service forecast. Raising exception handling exposure from thirty to ninety changes its weighted contribution from one hundred fifty to four hundred fifty. These bars use one pixel per weighted unit. The new sum nine hundred thirty over fourteen gives about sixty six point four percent. Human-value focus uses only tasks strictly below fifty exposure, sorted by exposure; after this change trust and accountability remains in focus. The original three task rows become four after adding one task, and return to three when that row is removed. These bars use one hundred pixels per row. Export recomputes and includes every current task, its importance, weighted exposure and focus in Markdown. Invalid task bounds or an empty list suppress a valid export. Reset clears this local saved map and reloads the sample, not any external automation.

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