The Impact of Robotics and Automation on Working Conditions and Employment [Ethical, Legal, and Societal Issues]
IEEE Robotics & Automation MagazinePublished 1 June 2018Open access
Quang‐Cuong Pham, Raj Madhavan, Ludovic Righetti, William D. Smart, Raja Chatila
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An analysis of how robotics, automation, and artificial intelligence will impact working conditions and patterns of employment in the future is presented.
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Presents an analysis of how robotics, automation, and artificial intelligence will impact working conditions and patterns of employment in the future.
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