Well, to begin with, we have noticed a certain pattern that occurs throughout industries, especially during significant change. Where, although high standards are maintained with regards to the quality of output; production and quality of service etc. There is always at least one human involved at the midst of activity.

However, where you might say AI can “take over,” is where the current or already familiar standards, or processes and methods used by mainstream industries, unwittingly have individuals miss-out on new alternative and often more efficient ways of doing what they are already doing, with the same technology. 

The deterrent for change I am guessing however,  is due to the fact that many established businesses have already invested time and money in learning the habitual practices and skills within their industry.

So for example, today, it is not uncommon to come across a new, or small software business offering apps that are comparable to that of an established larger business, but with a far better user experience; ease-of-use, functionality, and affordability.

Often, with the view for long term use, these smaller software solutions provide a few things in common, including the flexibility of user customisation and the continuous development and enhancement to their software. Skylum is a good example of a relatively new business, well actually, Macphun as they were formally known, have been around since 2008, before officially becoming Skylum in 2017.