Automation Doesn’t Mean Automatic Unemployment
James Bessen interviewed in BU Today about the effects of automation on employment.
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How Will Automation Impact Middle-class Jobs?
James Bessen interviewed in a podcast for Brookings on the effects of automation on jobs.
Is the Human Workforce Doomed with the Rise of AI? New Research Says Fears Are Overblown
James Bessen, Michael Impink, Lydia Reichensperger, and Robert Seamans featured in an NYU press release for their research on the business of AI startups.
Automation: A Guide for Policymakers
James Bessen, Maarten Goos, Anna Salomons, and Wiljan van den Berge in Brookings on the effects of automation on employment and implications for policy.
Industry 4.0: Get with the times
James Bessen quoted in Southeast Asia Globe regarding historical increases in employment in response to automation.
Automation, Labor Market Institutions, and the Middle Class
James Bessen spoke at the Brookings Institution on the effects of automation on employment and wages.
AI, Automation, and Jobs
James Bessen interviewed in The Nikkei on the effects of AI and automation on jobs.
Better-educated, higher-paid workers will be ‘most affected’ by AI, per new study
James Bessen quoted in Fast Company, on the effects of automation on all workers, from manual and managerial.
The Jobs Robots Can’t Do (At Least Not Yet)
James Bessen quoted in Frontline about the effects of automation on workers.
There’s an Automation Crisis Underway Right Now, It’s Just Mostly Invisible
James Bessen quoted in Gizmodo on the impact of automation on workers in the Netherlands.