No one decided James Woods was a bot. Just pointing out your example of his ban was different than this.
And he had recourse, as many do: "Delete the tweet and you can keep your account."
Obviously that's twitter flexing its power... they can delete anything, but no, they want you to bend the knee and do it in a show of humility...
I don't know how many people are misidentified as a bot, though. AI isn't that good, yet. Usually pretty easy to tell.
Side note: The entire existence of Twitter bots has become a dismissive insult in itself... people just call each other bots to dehumanize and shut off conversation. That whole division thing working pretty well with that (un)intended consequence.
What I wish to get at is what would be different about the JW situation if twitter simply labeled his account a bot and took it down? Twitter would be telling you what you could see without telling you why you couldn't see it - trust them
They are filtering your feed the same way CNN filters the news, perhaps with a slightly lighter touch (for now)