Depends on how well trained your autopilot is. If you're at work, the autopilot is nice to have well trained and on most of the time. The method I have is intentionally and methodically making fail-safes for unforseen issues that could come up. Like finding 2 number that should match and don't, so my autopilot and be turned off just long enough to identify what needs to be done and switch to that specific autopilot and switch back to the standard when the task is over. I hope this makes sense, because this feels a little unhinged.