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Hawksworth, John; Berriman, Richard; Goel, Saloni Will robots really steal our jobs? An international analysis of the potential long term impact of automation 2018 Article Automation, Robots Automation, Robots, Technology, Technological Unemployment, Smart Machines, Job Destruction
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"Will robots really steal our jobs? An international analysis of the potential long term impact of automation"

by Hawksworth, John; Berriman, Richard; Goel, Saloni (2018)

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Artificial intelligence (AI), robotics and other forms of'smart automation'are advancing at a rapid pace and have the potential to bring great benefits to the economy, by boosting productivity and creating new and better products and services. For advanced economies …

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Automation, Robots, Technology, Technological Unemployment, Smart Machines, Job Destruction

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Automation, Robots

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