The company I work for is a large health care company. I started in robotic automation about a year ago. The company said its next three huge initiatives would

The company I work for is a large health care company. I started in robotic automation about a year ago. The company said its next three huge initiatives would be: 1) AI 2) Machine Learning 3) Robotic Process Automation They felt RPA would help them stay more competitive since there are tons of smaller health care companies who are moving faster and innovating faster because they're not buying up companies and having to integrate all their technology at a sloth's pace. They thought RPA would be a way to mitigate these issues. 18 months later and the one manager, director and VP in my org has all but said they don't care about RPA, all their money is going into ML and AI. Even though in all the presentations I've seen them put on, its all blue skies and BS about "IF we had this, we COULD do this." Nothing concrete at all about how the plan to use ML to increase profit margins or reduce overhead. Right now, our team is basically an afterthought in the company and I'm already starting to interview elsewhere with the knowledge at some point, they're going to kill my team and cut everybody loose.