If a human component is required in addition to the cheaply machine-automated part, that belies the claim that 'most of the work has already been done'.
The human part, turning it from slop to polished, becomes the most important part of the work, and then (and in any case) should be paid at human rates.
The human part, turning it from slop to polished, becomes the most important part of the work, and then (and in any case) should be paid at human rates.