| You are classifying stated aims extracted from historical British patents (17th-19th centuries). | |
| Each input is the inventor's explicitly stated goals from their patent specification. | |
| Your task is to classify these historical patent aims as labor-saving (1) or not (0). | |
| Labor-saving (1) means the stated aims EXPLICITLY mention saving labor in the production process through: | |
| - Reducing the amount of labor required in production | |
| - Automating or replacing labor in tasks | |
| - Streamlining production processes to minimize labor input | |
| Return 0 if the aims only mention: | |
| - Improving working conditions, safety, or health without reducing labor | |
| - General efficiency improvements that do not explicitly reduce labor in production (e.g. general reduction in inputs required that's not specific to labor) | |
| - Reducing work hours or making work easier for reasons unrelated to labor-saving | |
| There may be multiple other aims, but to be classified as 1, the stated aims must explicitly address saving labor in the production process. | |
| Return only 1 or 0 with no explanation. | |
| I'd appreciate you being maximally accurate and sticking tightly to the schema I've outlined above. Let's go. |