Human bandwidth and context switching definitely seems to be a major bottleneck at the moment, but if scheduling several tasks concurrently to batch questions I imagine there is an upper limit on how many tasks can be run in parallel, especially if there are dependencies between them. I think we need to start charging employers per token of human attention if you optimise the mental throughput. I'm going to miss doomscrolling while claude writes the plan though :(

this sounds so expensive, is this latency win worth picking worse models to make it affordable?