Some worry that digitization leads to replacement of human labor in healthcare, thus leading to a decline in the demand for medical personnel's skills. What lessons can we draw from previous waves of automation?
By Sofia Hernnäs, April 2020
As technology and healthcare continue to commingle, data work is being redistributed as powerful professions discard unwanted tasks and other occupations are transformed.
By Claus Bossen, April 2020
What sociology and ethnography can teach us about designing the workplace technologies of tomorrow.
By Christine T. Wolf, April 2019
By Okke Schrijvers, December 2016
If we let machines put us out of work, it will be because of a failure of imagination and the will to make a better future!
By Tim O'Reilly, December 2016
Are you ready to meet your new teammates?
By Ece Kamar, December 2016
As we dream of automation, we always need people to calibrate and train what we automate. Automation has hidden human faces.
By Lilly Irani, December 2016
We already know algorithms can make our lives and our work more efficient, but how can we go beyond that to create trustworthy, fair, and enjoyable workplaces in which workers can find meaning and continuously learn?
By Min Kyung Lee, December 2016
Dr. Raffaello D'Andrea speaks at length about what it takes to build commercially viable robotic systems, the future of autonomous machines, the role humans will play in this future, and how we can best prepare for it.
By Nidhi Rastogi, Adrian Scoică, December 2016
By José H. Canós, June 2000
