The Future of Work is often portrayed as a choice between two extremes: a dystopia of unemployable, incorrectly-skilled citizens unable to find a job, or a utopia of universal basic income built on a foundation of artificial intelligence doing all necessary work. As we move into Industry 4.0, what risks and opportunities can we expect?
The Future of Work is often portrayed as a choice between two extremes: a dystopia of unemployable, incorrectly-skilled citizens unable to find a job, or a utopia of universal basic income built on a foundation of artificial intelligence doing all necessary work. As we move into Industry 4.0, what risks and opportunities can we expect?
