“RPA is typically programmed upfront but can break when the applications it works with change. Cognitive automation requires more in-depth training and may need updating as the characteristics of the data set evolve. ‘RPA is a technology that takes the robot out of the human, whereas cognitive automation is the putting of the human into…
Tag: Cognitive Automation
Factoid from: Artificial Intelligence for the Real World
My favorite factoid from the HBR paper titled “Artificial Intelligence for the Real World,” is the breakdown of cognitive technology projects studied by Thomas H Davenport and Rajeev Ronanki. The breakdown is likely representative of the current environment of projects: Robotics & cognitive Automation – 71 Cognitive Insight – 57 Cognitive Engagement – 24