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Gina Dokko is a University of California Davis, career scholar who chaired a panel titled "Robots And Algorithms And AI, Oh My!" at a recent meeting of the Academy of Management. The...

Our recent research at the McKinsey Global Institute finds that automation is likely to displace men and women more or less equally over the next decade. But, as a result of that...

Each new industrial robot wipes out 1.6 manufacturing jobs, according to Oxford Economics. Regions where more people have lower skills, which tend to have weaker economies and higher unemployment rates...

ZipRecruiter’s data scientists analyzed over 50 million job postings, surveyed hundreds of employers, and thousands of job seekers, and examined specific use cases in five transitioning industries. They found that AI...

For decades, people have fearfully imagined armies of hyper-efficient robots invading offices and factories, gobbling up jobs once done by humans. But in all of the worry about the potential...

Employers are increasingly looking for problem-solving generalists - people who can pivot quickly and handle many types of tasks. The phenomenon is sped by automation, which usurps routine tasks, leaving...

More jobs in total will be created than lost by 2020 as a consequence of AI. The workforce will see an increase in jobs that support, develop, and apply these...

Up to one-quarter of working women may need to move into higher-skilled jobs by 2030 due to the spread of automation and technology but many are at risk of not...

It’s no secret that new technologies like automation and artificial intelligence are drastically changing the way that we work. From automated bank tellers to robot-run assembly lines, our workplaces not...

One of the major problems with the way we currently interview job candidates is that the process is largely unstructured, leaving the questioning to the whims and fancies of the...