Wild World of Work
Matt BeaneInvestigating the wild world of work, learning, and intelligent technologies - through research and responsible thinking.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 15 | Subscribers | Read | wildworldofwork.org |
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Studying work involving intelligent machines - aka robots and AI. @MITSloan PhD, @Ucsb Asst Prof, @Stanford and @MIT Digital Fellow, @Tedtalks @Thinkers50
Studying work involving intelligent machines - aka robots and AI. @MITSloan PhD, @Ucsb Asst Prof, @Stanford and @MIT Digital Fellow, @Tedtalks @Thinkers50
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