Automation creates anguish. Seven out of 10 Americans worry that a robot or computer will take over their jobs and that is why they believe that adoption should be limited. But if so far it was noted that the most vulnerable were the lowest-paid and low-skilled productive jobs, a new study anticipates that artificial intelligence will have a greater effect than previously thought in high-skilled and well-paid office jobs.
No one is immune to the shocks of automation in employment. This is how Mark Mauro, a researcher at the Brookings Institution, expresses himself in presenting a study prepared with a […]
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