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SolComms, a New York City-based PR firm, says letting employees work from anywhere in the world boosted revenue, productivity and happiness.

The important lesson is not that humans are obsolete; it is that the automation rate on real freelance work has risen from near-floor performance to a level businesses can no longer dismiss.