> How would an automated system know, that you did not just non-transformatively alter another person's performance, instead of performing yourself?
Yes, exactly. You have really nailed the problem with the current system.
Google chose to build an automated system. That was a choice, not an immutable fact. Google chose not to have a human arbitration process. Another choice. Google chooses not to punish the claimants that abuse the system. Another choice, not an immutable fact.
People aren't saying there must be a perfect automated system. People are saying Google has chosen to employ an automated system that does not meet the actual needs.
The criticism is for Google choosing to exclusively use an automated system, which can never successfully perform this task.
Yes, exactly. You have really nailed the problem with the current system.
Google chose to build an automated system. That was a choice, not an immutable fact. Google chose not to have a human arbitration process. Another choice. Google chooses not to punish the claimants that abuse the system. Another choice, not an immutable fact.
People aren't saying there must be a perfect automated system. People are saying Google has chosen to employ an automated system that does not meet the actual needs.
The criticism is for Google choosing to exclusively use an automated system, which can never successfully perform this task.