Machine Learning on the Job

Futurists have been predicting the rise of machine learning and AI to reduce repetitive tasks and free up employees for more high level work. This report will look at how federal agencies are adopting ML solutions and robotic process automation.

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Machine Learning on the Job

Futurists have been predicting the rise of machine learning and AI to reduce repetitive tasks and free up employees for more high level work. This report will look at how federal agencies are adopting ML solutions and robotic process automation.

Futurists have been predicting the rise of machine learning and AI to reduce repetitive tasks and free up employees for more high level work. This report will look at how federal agencies are adopting ML solutions and robotic process automation.