A little perhaps, but not much. One can replace a bank of physical fax machines with modems.
It would be an interesting job for sure. Why wasn't it done before? I can imagine only two reasons. One, there isn't that much data to move and it makes no sense to build software for what few people spend 30min per day on. Two, the data in the legacy system is images and people are not just moving it between systems, but they also do categorisation, verification etc. In which case an AI model may be useful, but almost always hard coded rules will be faster.
It would be an interesting job for sure. Why wasn't it done before? I can imagine only two reasons. One, there isn't that much data to move and it makes no sense to build software for what few people spend 30min per day on. Two, the data in the legacy system is images and people are not just moving it between systems, but they also do categorisation, verification etc. In which case an AI model may be useful, but almost always hard coded rules will be faster.