The Ethical Consequences of RPA

The entry cost to get started is actually incredibly low. Once a business has a realistic idea of exactly how many robots they need, then they can scale very quickly. What's your view on the whole ethical consideration that implementing robots means in some cases people will lose jobs? It's definitely good for business, efficient for business, but we hear these things like, for instance, with self-driving cars that drivers and taxi drivers are losing their jobs. We're not seeing the mass job losses and mass hackings that people seem to be concerned about. There's no doubt over time RPA,. especially once AI becomes stronger and they join with machine learning and all this sort of area, that there