The value of human work in a future automated world

David Cross; Juani Swart

The value of human work in a future automated world

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Juani Swart, Professor in Human Capital Management and David Cross, Research Associate at University of Bath School of Management conclude this report with a look towards the future and how changing technology might cause us to re-evaluate what we think about work. They ask the big questions about the future of work – might AI and automation replace human labour for many or most tasks? Will there be any obligation for humans to work at all? Or are there still aspects of human work that are worth valuing and preserving in such a world?

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Working Well: Perspectives on Good Work and why it matters
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	IPA
Pages	47-47
Number of pages	3
Publication status	Published - 8 Feb 2018

Keywords

Automation
Artificial Intelligence
post-work
future of work
Technology

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