RPA adoption will be performed by constraints outside the major firms

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Major firms slowly adopt RPA - Robotic Process Automation - while fin/reg tech embrace it massively to disrupt the market. DoNotPay is a free service initiated by a Stanford student to perform all the low hanging fruit in the legal industry. Now baked by the tech leaders the startup is competing with the human paralegal, faster, cheaper… The RPAzation process is in motion, it’s ultimate step would be the RPAzation of the public administration. Yes I know… but I would love the project.

think encore ;)

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