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The Future of the Information Age: How RPA and AI Will Transform Our Tomorrow By David Chukwuebuka Oku

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Published: March 10, 2022
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Remember when factories were filled with workers performing repetitive tasks on assembly lines? That Industrial Age feels like ancient history now. We’re living in the Information Age, but hold onto your seats – because the way we work is about to change dramatically again.

As someone deeply interested in where technology is taking us, I’ve been watching two game-changing developments that I believe will reshape our world: Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and Artificial Intelligence (AI). Let me share why I’m both excited and fascinated by what’s coming.

The Rise of Digital Workers: Understanding RPA

Let me tell you about my friend Jake. Every morning, he sits at his desk, downloads Excel files from emails, processes the data, and uploads it to his company’s system. It’s mind-numbing work, and he’s just one of thirty people doing the same thing. Sound familiar? Many of us have been there, doing these repetitive digital tasks that make us feel more like robots than humans.

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But here’s where it gets interesting: what if we could let actual software robots handle these tasks? That’s exactly what Robotic Process Automation (RPA) does. Think of RPA as your digital personal assistant – it can handle all those click-this, copy-that tasks that eat up your day. Tools like UiPath and Blue Prism are already making this possible, and they’re just the beginning.

What excites me most isn’t just the time we’ll save – it’s how this technology will free us to do what humans do best: think creatively, solve complex problems, and innovate. Instead of being digital paper-pushers, we can become digital strategists and creators.

AI: When Computers Learn to Think

Now, let’s talk about something even more mind-bending: Artificial Intelligence. While RPA is like having a super-efficient assistant who follows instructions perfectly, AI is more like having a colleague who can learn, adapt, and come up with new ideas.

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Imagine never having to struggle with writer’s block again because an AI can help draft your reports. Picture customer service that’s available 24/7, powered by chatbots that actually understand context and nuance. Think about businesses making decisions based on AI systems that can analyze millions of data points in seconds.

But here’s what really gets me thinking: AI isn’t just about making our current work easier – it’s about reimagining what’s possible. It’s about creating solutions to problems we haven’t even discovered yet.

Where Do We Go From Here?

Let’s be honest – change can be scary. When I talk about robots and AI taking over tasks, some people get nervous. But I see it differently. Throughout history, every technological revolution has pushed us to evolve, to find new ways to apply our uniquely human qualities.

The future I see isn’t one where machines replace us – it’s one where they enhance us. By handling the routine and repetitive, they’ll free us to be more creative, more strategic, and more human. The Information Age connected us to technology; this next age will help us use technology to become better versions of ourselves.

As we stand on the brink of this transformation, one thing is clear: the businesses and individuals who embrace these changes won’t just survive – they’ll thrive. The question isn’t whether these changes will come, but how we’ll adapt and grow with them.

So, are you ready for tomorrow? Because it’s coming faster than you think, and it’s going to be fascinating.

Written by David Chukwuebuka Oku, mostly known as #MasterOfLogic in the tech circle. He is a Software Engineer with Access Bank Plc

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