It’s no secret that the widespread adoption of automation has revolutionized our modern-day economy. Across countless professions, and industries, machines capable of unprecedented precision and efficiency continue to outperform and replace many of the humans whose inputs were once integral to the workforce.
And while these technologies were initially created to overtake simple, repetitive tasks and painstaking physical labor, rapid advancements in the fields of machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) have, in some cases, wrongfully been determined as suitable replacements even for humans whose roles require keen intuition, skilled social and emotional agility, and unparalleled subject matter expertise.
