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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)

Abstract

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 …

Keywords

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

Themes

Robots, Automation

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