The thing about machine learning is that, unlike with robotics RPA, new graduates in the field are so much better than anyone else.
I'm in the public sector in a Scandinavian country mind you, so it's not like AI experts are lining up. We tried retraining, didn't work. Then we tried retraining some more, this time with outside consultants, didn't really work out either. So we hired a new graduate who had specialized in tensorflow during his degree, who (obviously?) blew our small progress away.
Now this is anecdotal, but being the public sector we share experience openly with each other, and I'm hearing the exact same story from every other muniplicity in our network.
I'm in the public sector in a Scandinavian country mind you, so it's not like AI experts are lining up. We tried retraining, didn't work. Then we tried retraining some more, this time with outside consultants, didn't really work out either. So we hired a new graduate who had specialized in tensorflow during his degree, who (obviously?) blew our small progress away.
Now this is anecdotal, but being the public sector we share experience openly with each other, and I'm hearing the exact same story from every other muniplicity in our network.