Riccardo Campa, "STILL THINK ROBOTS CAN'T DO YOUR JOB?" D Editore, eBook, 2018
di E. J. Pilia
STILL THINK ROBOTS C"AN'T DO YOUR JOB? | Riccardo Campa
Link: https://www.amazon.it/dp/
Ladies, Genderqueer, Gentlemen and A.I.
🤖,
D Editore is pleased to announce the new book by Riccardo Campa (professor of sociology at Jagiellonian University in Krakow), STILL THINK ROBOTS CAN'T DO YOUR JOB?.
Is Artificial Intelligence qualitatively different from other means of economizing the use of labor? Are we on the edge of a jobless society? If yes, are we ready for it? These are a few of the questions discussed in this collection of essays. This book traces a brief history of the concept of technological unemployment; proposes a short-term scenario analysis concerning the relations between automation, education, and unemployment; analyzes the most recent literature on social robotics; examines the possible futures generated by the development of intelligent machines; shows the relation between automation and unemployment in an Italian case study; considers the impact if machines become effective pursuers of knowledge or even conscious; and addresses the role of serendipity in the development of science and technology.
You can purchase STILL THINK ROBOTS CAN'T DO YOUR JOB? by Riccardo Campa in Amazon Kindle (.mobi), Kobo (.epub) and in many other stores online!
Amazon Kindle: amazon.it/dp/B078P2RG2T/
Kobo: kobo.com/eb/en/ebook/
Link: https://www.amazon.it/dp/
Ladies, Genderqueer, Gentlemen and A.I.
🤖, D Editore is pleased to announce the new book by Riccardo Campa (professor of sociology at Jagiellonian University in Krakow), STILL THINK ROBOTS CAN'T DO YOUR JOB?.
Is Artificial Intelligence qualitatively different from other means of economizing the use of labor? Are we on the edge of a jobless society? If yes, are we ready for it? These are a few of the questions discussed in this collection of essays. This book traces a brief history of the concept of technological unemployment; proposes a short-term scenario analysis concerning the relations between automation, education, and unemployment; analyzes the most recent literature on social robotics; examines the possible futures generated by the development of intelligent machines; shows the relation between automation and unemployment in an Italian case study; considers the impact if machines become effective pursuers of knowledge or even conscious; and addresses the role of serendipity in the development of science and technology.
You can purchase STILL THINK ROBOTS CAN'T DO YOUR JOB? by Riccardo Campa in Amazon Kindle (.mobi), Kobo (.epub) and in many other stores online!
Amazon Kindle: amazon.it/dp/B078P2RG2T/
Kobo: kobo.com/eb/en/ebook/