The increasing blurring of reality between artificial intelligence, digital and all things advanced technology continues to mould the future look of life and the workplace.
From self-driving cars, wayward drones and data-collecting algorithms and software, humanity’s current point in time, the Fourth Industrial Revolution, has trivially become known as the age of convenience. Culturally, tasks once seen as monotonous such as ordering a taxi, watching music, booking a flight, purchasing a product etc., can be done remotely more than ever before.