A real person might not be interested in checking your data due to millions of other files that may or may not have greater priority. When the Coinomi wallet incident happened a few years ago, it turned out that Coinomi was sending seed phrases from their desktop users to Google services for spellchecking. That data was also supposed to be checked by a bot or automatic service. Despite that, a significant sum of money was lost and someone somewhere got hold of the unencrypted seed phrase. A bot couldn't do that, but a person having access to the bot's data could.