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The Next Phase in the Digital Revolution: Platforms, Abundant Computing, Growth and Employment
Zysman, John; Kenney, Martin - 2016
This report argues that computer-intensive automation (CIAutomation) is likely to change the nature of work and … automation will be used to solely to replace workers or can be integrated into production of goods and services in ways that …
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Computers in the human context : information technology, productivity, and people
Forester, Tom (ed.) - 1989 - 1. ed.
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Automation and social progress
Lilley, S. - 1957
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Neue Technologien und sozialer Wandel - die Automatisierung in der Fertigungsindustrie
1986
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The wealth of humans : work, power, and status in the twenty-first century
Avent, Ryan - 2016 - 1. U.S. edition
"None of us has ever lived through a genuine industrial revolution. Until now. Digital technology is transforming every corner of the economy, fundamentally altering the way things are done, who does them, and what they earn for their efforts. In The Wealth of Humans, Economist editor Ryan Avent...
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Automation, cybernetics, and society
George, F. H. - 1959
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The automated society
Ayres, Robert U. - In: Robotics, (pp. 237-263). 1985
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Automation and social change : [proceedings
1963
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The digital transformation of labor : automation, the gig economy and welfare
Larsson, Anthony (ed.); Teigland, Robin (ed.) - 2020
potential of job automation / Jochem van der Zande, Karoline Teigland, Shahryar Siri, and Robin Teigland -- Minimum wages for … and automation as such does not pose a real risk of destroying any significant number of jobs for the foreseeable future …
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