Intelligent Tools and Digital Platforms: Implications for Work and Employment

John Zysman () and Martin Kenney ()
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John Zysman: University of California, Berkeley
Martin Kenney: University of California, Davis

Intereconomics: Review of European Economic Policy, 2017, vol. 52, issue 6, 329-334

Abstract: Abstract We must proceed in a way that allows citizens, in their multiple roles as workers and consumers, to participate in shaping the future, not just allowing it to happen to them. It is not a matter of robots coming, but rather one of how to direct the evolution of platforms and the development and deployment of intelligent tools and systems.

Date: 2017
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