I would argue that no-one is - the welding goggles analogy is a very apt one. Nobody's born able to withstand straight high-energy ultraviolet.
I spent ~6 months working on tech to detect potentially-suicidal people online (which required a lot of manual flagging and review) and it's one of the most emotionally draining jobs I've ever done. It's a weird feeling to think it's an incredibly important job, but not want to recommend anyone ever do it -- that seems like a perfect role for automation to slip in.
I have no faith in AI to handle nuance like this: https://www.theregister.com/2020/10/28/gpt3_medical_chatbot_...