Automation disincentive refers to deliberate barriers—costs, policies, or complexity—that discourage businesses from adopting automated systems. It’s used to protect jobs, preserve human oversight, or manage transition periods in industries like manufacturing or healthcare. Workers and unions benefit most, as it slows displacement, while smaller firms gain time to adapt without heavy capital investment.
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