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Murcio, Ricardo; Scalzo, Germán; Pinto, Javier Can AI Emulate Soft Skills?: The Future of Work in the Balance 2021 Book Chapter Automation, Skills Skills, Soft Skills, The Future Of Work, Work Future, Fourth Industrial Revolution, Artifiical Intelligence, Human Displacement, Technological Unemployment
Citation Murcio, Ricardo; Scalzo, Germán; Pinto, Javier 2021 Book Chapter Skills Soft Skills The Future Of Work Work Future Fourth Industrial Revolution Artifiical Intelligence Human Displacement Technological Unemployment Automation Skills

"Can AI Emulate Soft Skills?: The Future of Work in the Balance"

by Murcio, Ricardo; Scalzo, Germán; Pinto, Javier (2021)

Abstract

Debate on the future of work abounds largely motivated by the emerging demands of the so- called Fourth Industrial Revolution. In parallel, talent training and recruitment based on Soft Skills are at an all-time high. Therefore, it seems increasingly clear that the future work will …

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Skills, Soft Skills, The Future Of Work, Work Future, Fourth Industrial Revolution, Artifiical Intelligence, Human Displacement, Technological Unemployment

Themes

Automation, Skills

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