Among the biggest questions remaining to be answered about artificial intelligence are how disruptive the technology will be in terms of replacing human workers and which sectors will get hit the hardest.
When you talk to people about it, you can hear the trepidation as they ponder the possibility that as AI gets smarter it will make more humans in the workforce irrelevant.
But there's one CRE sector that is welcoming bots with open arms, because it really needs to replace people—people who have left the business.
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