The article, authored by Qatent's co-founder, confronts automatonophobia—the fear of robots—in AI-driven patent drafting. Reactions vary from eager adopters to anxious attorneys fearing obsolescence, yet machines will not replace them. Claims drafting demands human compromises across science, law, business strategy, and regulations, where LLMs grasp documented elements like terminology but falter on proprietary contexts. Automation excels at descriptions, offloading tedium such as reference numerals and formal checks. LLMs produce polished but generic text lacking disclosure sufficiency, technical specifics from drawings, intuitions, and corpus denoising. Humans provide lexical instincts; machines expand via synonyms. New horizons include vast portfolio handling, simulations, and analogy reasoning. Ultimately, smart interfaces augment professionals for superior outcomes—embrace the synergy.