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Dan Schiller in conversation with John Naughton and David Runciman
Part of the Technology and Democracy Research Project
http://www.techdem.crassh.cam.ac.uk
Part of the Technology and Democracy Research Project
http://www.techdem.crassh.cam.ac.uk
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A workshop at CRASSH on the uses of number, in and against the public interest: past, present and future.
Session One - Will Davies and Glen O'Hara
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We are being told a simple story about the future of work: if a machine can record and imitate what you do, you will be replaced by it. Christened a “fourth industrial revolution,” a narrative of mass unemployment is now gripping policymakers. It envisions human workers rendered superfluous by ever…
A workshop at CRASSH on the uses of number, in and against the public interest: past, present and future.
Session Two - Liz McFall, Jonathan Gray and Frank Pasquale
This event is organised by the ‘Technology and Democracy’ project and will bring historical and contemporary perspectives to bear on…
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