> Literally anything that matters is going to get implemented in a crontrolled workflow that strips out all the autonomy with human checkpoint at every step.

Yea, there aren't a ton of problems (that I can see) in my current domain that could be solved by having unattended agents generating something.

I work in healthcare and there are a billion use cases right now, but none that don't require strict supervision. For instance, having an LLM processing history and physicals from potential referrals looking for patient problems/extracting historical information is cool, but it's nowhere near reliable enough to do anything but present that info back to the clinician to have them verify it.