In the typical office, machines will increasingly do more work, automating functions that were once performed manually.
Machines that are capable of learning seem smart to us today. Consider how Internet radio service Pandora is able to better-understand your music taste over time.
There are copious reports that machine learning on “big data” will replace human domain expertise.
However, even the smartest machines still need teachers, and those teachers are human experts. We shouldn’t fear that they will replace people in the workplace.
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