No, thank you. Autodumping in plants, simply moves the problem to a different basket.
I am one of the people who chose to sort thru Unknowns. Targeting them on to the relevant taxon specialists.
iNat is first, social media, encouraging I naturalist, not I scientist, to engage with nature. The ensuing engagement and discussion is a learning curve for some of us - which pays the scientist’s input forward - if we can recognise the next one unaided.
If the automated ID is wrong, it will need 3 humans to overturn it.
PS some scientists chose to upload all their pictures, then work thru the IDs carefully going forward. That workflow also has to be accomodated.