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https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2021/06/22/ [login to see] /a-new-way-to-understand-automation
For one of the most distinguished critics of automation, MIT economist Daron Acemoglu has been, ironically, cranking out research on the subject lately like he's a machine. He and his co-author Pascual Restrepo have produced so many studies on the subject that he couldn't tell us how many they've done. "I've lost count," he says.
For one of the most distinguished critics of automation, MIT economist Daron Acemoglu has been, ironically, cranking out research on the subject lately like he's a machine. He and his co-author Pascual Restrepo have produced so many studies on the subject that he couldn't tell us how many they've done. "I've lost count," he says.
A New Way To Understand Automation
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I don't want to see machines replace people but that has happened here. Farms got large and machinery with it. One person with the big machinery can do more field work in a dad than my dad could do in 10 days. no more small guys around here
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