> Technology, meanwhile, has been developed even longer than logic has. However, just as the application of logic was long bound by the human mind, the developm

> Technology, meanwhile, has been developed even longer than logic has. However, just as the application of logic was long bound by the human mind, the development of technology has had the same limitations, and that includes the first half-century of the computer era. Accounting software is in the same genre as the spinning frame: deliberately designed by humans to solve a specific problem. I firmly believe that any problem that can be framed in the environment of "producing an output given certain inputs" will be solved by ML in the near future. Currently I'm deep in the process of transferring my lease. The process is heavily manual (I sign a form, they sign a form, humans review the form & make a risk assessment, etc.). There's no reason that the entire process can't be replaced with a CRUD wrapper around a ML model.