> The automatic type deduction reduces the verbosity of code which makes it easier to work with structured data. If you really like it, you can make use of std::tie.
It's not the same thing. You cannot const initialize with a tie.
auto reduces verbosity but also clarity, reason why it's right out banned in many coding standards, and depending on who you ask it is considered bad practice.
The semantics of structured binding in C++ are to simplify access to structured data components, so properties should be determined by the structure itself via type inference to keep the semantics simple.
In other words, bind variables are just aliases for structured data components, which facilitates compiler optimizations.
The real problem with structured binding is that C++ allows reference-free binding which breaks the rule which is beneficial to isolate the bound variables from the original components.