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Andrew McAfee: Nehmen Droiden unsere Arbeit weg?

Filmed Jun 2012 • Posted Sep 2012TEDxBoston 2012
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Roboter und Algorithmen verbessern sich von Tag zu Tag für Aufgaben in der Autoherstellung, beim Artikel schreiben und übersetzen – Arbeiten, die früher eines Menschen bedurften. Welche Arbeit bleibt also für den Menschen übrig? Andrew McAfee redet über die neueste Arbeitsdaten, um zu sagen: Wir haben bis jetzt noch nichts gesehen. Aber dann geht er einen Schritt zurück, um die große Menschensgeschichte zu analysieren und entwirft einen überraschenden und sogar spannenden Blick auf das, was vor uns liegt. (Gefilmt bei TEDxBoston)

Andrew McAfee studies how information technology affects businesses and society. Full bio »

Translated into German by Michael Talu
Reviewed by Angelika Lueckert
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