So then people rely even more on the system, what if it fails?
Odd article. So instead of educating the people who handle all this information in order to ensure that they know that this should be properly handled the preference is to automate the whole thing?
Sounds nice in theory but what's going to happen if people then start blindly trusting the system? Maybe right up to a point where it becomes obvious that something isn't right but because the system never warned them they continue with whatever it is they're doing anyway.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
