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The Work of the Future Event of the Year
Nov 18, 2020 | 11AM-3PM EST | AI & the Work of the Future Congress | Virtual
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The MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL), MIT Work of the Future (WOTF) Task Force, and the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy (IDE) present:
The MIT AI & the Work of the Future Congress.
Please join us for the fourth annual AI and the Work of the Future Congress.
This virtual gathering will feature the launch of the final report from the MIT Task Force on Work of the Future, highlighting research policy findings from across 25+ Task Force and Advisory Board members.
Given the rapidly changing environment, nationally and globally, brought on by Covid-19, this topic is more important than ever.
Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, will join the Congress for a discussion with MIT Labor Economist David Autor. The conference will feature panels and Q&A with leading academics, business, education, labor and philanthropic leaders, as well as policy makers.
Join us to explore the important question – how can we create a future of work that complements and augments human potential while contributing to shared economic prosperity?
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From rethinking education to identifying the skills required for the future of work to mapping new organizational strategies, this year’s Congress agenda tackles all the key elements required to chart a course for human work and prosperity in the digital age.
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Meet the leading academics, business leaders, entrepreneurs, education and labor leaders, and policy makers that are helping to shape a more equitable future of work.
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News & Resources
The Nature of Work after the COVID Crisis: Too Few Low-Wage Jobs
David Autor and Elisabeth Reynolds ask whether the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the conventional wisdom about automation and inequality in the United States over the past four decades.
How Many Jobs Do Robots Really Replace?
MIT economist Daron Acemoglu’s new research puts a number on the job costs of automation.