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Andrew McAfee: Les machines nous volent-elles nos emplois?

Filmed Jun 2012 • Posted Sep 2012TEDxBoston 2012
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Robots et algorithmes sont en train de devenir compétents en matière de construction automobile, de rédaction d'article ou encore de traduction - des tâches qui étaient jusque-là réservées aux humains. Si bien, qu'allons-nous faire pour gagner notre vie ? Andrew MacAfee utilise des données des plus récentes pour affirmer la chose suivante : nous n'avons encore rien vu. Se penchant sur la longue histoire des civilisations humaines, il parvient à une conclusion surprenante et partage une vision futuriste palpitante.

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

Translated into French by Timothée Parrique
Reviewed by Anna Cristiana Minoli
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