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Every new wave of technology arrives with a familiar promise: that this time, the machines will make experts obsolete. We’ve heard it before – from self-serve survey platforms to automation dashboards – and now, once again, with AI research tools that claim to do everything from running fieldwork to writing the debrief.
Matilda Andersson