AI and the redundant human - Woodford, Phil
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Will AI take our jobs? That's certainly the vision of many leading figures in Silicon Valley, who foresee a transformed world without any need for employment. Long before robots replace police officers, Pilates teachers and plumbers, those in administrative, professional and creative roles are staring at the possibility of redundancy. It's arguably the first technological transformation in which white-collar workers find themselves in the firing line. What are the consequences economically of increasing numbers of people unable to earn a living? And what will be the social and psychological…mehr

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Will AI take our jobs? That's certainly the vision of many leading figures in Silicon Valley, who foresee a transformed world without any need for employment. Long before robots replace police officers, Pilates teachers and plumbers, those in administrative, professional and creative roles are staring at the possibility of redundancy. It's arguably the first technological transformation in which white-collar workers find themselves in the firing line. What are the consequences economically of increasing numbers of people unable to earn a living? And what will be the social and psychological cost? In this short book, Phil Woodford takes a close look at the trends and suggests six practical steps to address the crisis of redundancy that artificial intelligence may create.
Autorenporträt
Phil Woodford is a writer, trainer and lecturer, who formerly worked as an advertising creative director. He holds an honours degree in sociology from the London School of Economics and a Master's degree in occupational and business psychology from Kingston University London. Phil has taught at a range of institutions including St Mary's University, Twickenham, University of the Arts London and the private French university OMNES. Between 2015 and 2024, he co-hosted a news review show on Colourful Radio, broadcast from London's Africa Centre. X: @woodfordwords