Yes they will allow for a degree of inefficiency if it removes human factor.
The reasoning will go, yes we are losing $1 on every automated transaction, but we can make more of them, and we certainly avert one $10,000 corruption case and one $100,000 case where we get sued for human decision.
You can't sue machine learning algorighm (that how it would go). But human, you can, even frivolously.
The reasoning will go, yes we are losing $1 on every automated transaction, but we can make more of them, and we certainly avert one $10,000 corruption case and one $100,000 case where we get sued for human decision.
You can't sue machine learning algorighm (that how it would go). But human, you can, even frivolously.