This will resolve based on my subjective judgment, because I expect the underlying data to be inaccessible and because the automation could take many forms. The underlying question is: when will human labor not be a meaningful bottleneck for data center construction. Some things that would push me towards YES:

• It is well known that the actual construction process is largely done by robots - initial build, wiring, hardware setup, etc. This doesn't need to be industry wide, any company successfully doing this counts.

• Data center construction rate has increased significantly without a comparable increase in human employment

• Construction companies in general only hire people to manage teams of robots, not human workers

• Construction in other areas is largely automated, and there's no reason to believe data centers are different.

• Humans do the actual labor, but are so closely guided by automated processes that anyone can be hired to do it.