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When you play against the AI, it does what AIs usually do - it tries to simulate a human opponent.
The automa, on the other hand, has a special set of rules that mirrors the one used in the physical board game.
Might pull the trigger on this as a test to see if I want the board game to play with the family.
If you only have the physical board game, and you want to play solo, the Automa will somewhat simulate the randomness of the game that happens from your standpoint if you were playing against players. In other words, the birds in the tray are refreshed and/or food is dithered with randomly between rounds. That allows you to play the game by yourself.
It also provides you with a challenging target to say you won the game.
In the online version of the game, I would never consider playing it. I'd much rather be playing AI players, even if they aren't all that challenging. At least every player in the game is playing by the same rules.
The Automa doesn't play with the usual rules. Basically, most turns it gets free stuff, combined with sometimes either increasing or decreasing its progress towards the bonus goal. How much stuff it gets depends on the round, but it's either 1-3 eggs, or a bird. Sometimes the bird is one of the face up ones, in which case it scores the bird's normal points, otherwise it's either 3, 4, or 5 depending on which difficulty. Relatively rarely, it just removes food from the birdfeeder and triggers any of your pink powers. Those are the only times it doesn't gain any points. and it will happen maybe 4-5 times a game if you're lucky.
I am very good at this game, and I can beat the Hard Automa maybe 25% of the time. You need to be able to score 90 points to have much of a shot. Playing to beat the Automa can be a good way to get good at the game, because it forces you to be very disciplined and build a good engine. It can be frustrating, though, because sometimes you are just simply screwed.