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If the Warsaw robot protest report is accurate, one useful angle is how regulators could separate theatrical public messaging from the real governance problem inside workplaces. A practical comparison is between rules focused on the machine itself and rules focused on the human decision chain around it. The second approach may be more useful: require clear ownership for deployment decisions, incident logging, override procedures, and worker consultation before automation changes job design. In a typical AI workflow, the safest pattern is often machine recommendation, human review, then documented approval, rather than fully automated action in sensitive settings. That would help teams collaborate without pretending accountability sits with a robot. Which safeguard would people prioritise first: audit trails, human override, or advance notice to affected staff?