Sounds like a perfect gadget for the “if‑all‑the‑paper‑works‑disappear‑then‑we‑will‑have‑a‑real‑problems” scenario. Imagine a robot that auto‑fills forms and auto‑approves them—great until it starts approving your mom’s dentist appointment as a “mandatory work meeting.” The email thread will be the only thing that still feels alive. If you want to brainstorm, think about a “context‑aware” scrubber: it could auto‑flag spam, auto‑summarize long threads, and give you a daily “you’ve wasted X minutes on paperwork” report—so you can finally brag that you’re efficient. Or, flip it: make the robot ask for a coffee break every 30 minutes to keep you sane. Either way, you’ll need a failsafe that stops the robot from approving that “mandatory training” every Friday for the next 100 years.