The AI and RPA revolution: Tech's future includes both human and machine - SiliconANGLE

As artificial intelligence, robotic process automation and machine learning become more prominent, there is a lot of misinformation and fear about what these technologies actually do and if they will replace people at work. But instead of taking away people's jobs, according to some, AI can help people do their work better. And this is a huge issue -- since more and more people are less engaged at work and turnover rates are peaking in ways never experienced before. Shelly Kramer (pictured), founder and chief executive officer of V3 Broadsuite, president of Broadsuite Media Group and founder and principal analyst at Futurum Research, often writes and speaks about this subject of the relationship between automation and people. "Technology is fueling our world, our personal lives, our business world," Kramer said.