Tried to automate enterprise workflows end-to-end. Here's why that failed (and what actually worked)
Why our enterprise automation kept failing—until we made it more human
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How Human-in-the-Loop Saved Our Automation From Falling Apart
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Automation fails when it tries to remove humans entirely
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