Publish at March 20 2023 Updated March 23 2023
The development of automation allows robots and A.I. to dedicate the market to execution tasks that do not require commitment and creativity. The competition with robots is tough and the only tasks left to humans are those that require adaptability and continuous professionalization and therefore commitment.
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