Published Oct 6, 2014
David Autor on the Future of Work and Polanyi's Paradox
David Autor delves into the future of work, exploring how automation reshapes the job market, the pivotal role of education in adapting to these changes, and the intricate challenges posed by Polanyi's Paradox in replicating human intuition. He underscores the necessity of policies that enhance education and employment to ensure equitable technological advancement and economic opportunity for less educated workers.
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