AI explicit costs

Question 1

AI and the future of work

Answer 1

Impact on human work

Industrial revolution
- from competition to revolution
- expecially on cognition

→ Turing
→ Wiener
→ Frey and Osborne
→ OCSE

Question 2

AI and the future of work
→ Turing

Answer 2

→ masters and servant
- IT programmer (master)
- transcribe program (servant)

→ rebellion against the master (machine)

Question 3

AI and the future of work
→ Wiener

Answer 3

→ father of cybernethics

• machine replace of humans on judgements

2 dangers
- Incontrollable tecnology-driven unemployment
- A steep worsening of work-condition due to a man-machine competition

Question 4

AI and the future of work
→ Frey & Osborne

Answer 4

50% of jobs at risk replaced by information a robotic system
- white-collar
- low-skilled
→ replaceable

• high-cognitive work

replaceable vs high-cognitive work → polarisation

Question 5

AI and the future of work
→ OCSE

Answer 5

2019 → The future of work

• 14 % job disappear
• 30 % transformation
• automation will produce “domino effect”
  → move product
  → less costs
  → improve real income
• who will not catch up will be left behind

Question 6

AI and the future of work

Conclusion

Answer 6

→ short-run
high unemployment due to automation

→ massive deskilling
intellectual demand jobs will be fewer

→ inequalities
few enourmous profits to machine-producers and designers