- In short
- Automation removes the human from a task entirely; augmentation keeps a human as reviewer or co-pilot. The choice depends on error cost, the reversibility of the action, and the regulatory exposure of the task. High error-cost, hard-to-reverse actions favour augmentation with human sign-off, while low error-cost, easily reversible or easily checked actions tolerate automation.
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