non-HITLby FG Digital

non-HITL is not a prediction but a starting point: for asking better questions and looking further ahead.

Your next delivery may arrive inside your fridge, with nobody home.

Today a person has to be at both ends of a delivery: a courier you can identify, and you at the door. Not to do the work, but to carry the trust. When a network can carry that trust, the person is no longer needed in the loop. Delivery is the simplest way to see how.

Proof of delivery signed by 3 parties 10:02 ID verified 10:04 door: 1 task 10:07 in the fridge 10:08 door locked 10:08 access expired ✓ recorded You: at work
Illustration · in-home delivery inside a trust network
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Everything on this site follows from one idea.

Trust is moving from people to networks. Where people are irreplaceable, their value multiplies. Where people are less reliable, machines take over.
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The shop wasn’t built for the buyer that’s coming.

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ReportNov 2026

Human-in-the-loop theater

Thoughtworks Technology Radar, Vol. 35

When review can’t keep up, the approval step becomes an empty check. Thoughtworks names it and proposes risk-tiered human oversight instead.

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By Hugo Gomes and Iñigo Fuertes. FG Digital exists to understand markets and explain them.

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