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Andrew McAfee: Os robôs estão tomando nossos postos de trabalho?

Filmed Jun 2012 • Posted Sep 2012TEDxBoston 2012
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Robôs e algoritmos estão se saindo bem em trabalhos que antes exigiam um ser humano, como construir carros, escrever artigos, traduzir. Então, o que restará para nós, humanos? Andrew McAfee aborda dados recentes sobre o mundo do trabalho para dizer: Nós ainda não vimos nada. Mas então ele dá um passo atrás para olhar para a história, e apresenta uma surpreendente e eletrizante visão do que está por vir. (Filmado no TEDxBoston.)

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

Translated into Portuguese, Brazilian by Renata Paes
Reviewed by Wanderley Jesus
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