"Sooner or later, AI-economist machines will replace human economists in many areas. AI bias in economic policymaking can be reduced but will be unavoidable."

>"The need for social distancing led restaurants and grocery stores to seek technological help. That may improve productivity, but could also _...Read More_

"Humans have worked alongside animals for centuries. So why are we so obsessed with comparing robots to ourselves?"

Automation isn't destroying warehouse work, but it is shaping it in challenging ways."

Is automation a job-killer? A boon for the planet? It's more nuanced than that. Great article that lays out in clear terms the difference between "so-so" automation (think grocery store checkouts) and "good" automation (tractors on _...Read More_

"Smart, mobile machines, like those filling its nursing homes, bring economic benefits to an ageing society"

The year is 2021, and honestly there ought to be more robots. It was a decade ago that two scholars of technology, Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee, published “Race Against the Machine”, an influential book that marked the start of a _...Read More_

Why science fiction authors and filmmakers can work alongside policymakers and AI experts in crafting a positive vision for the future economy.

"America risks getting left behind as rivals back automation." "It is good but many unemployed people will doesn't get jobs by this decision."

"The new fifth generation of mobile networks known as 5G is a catalyst for the next industrial revolution that is giving rise to smart factories worldwide."

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