AI and Work: 'Past Industrial Revolutions Have, in the Long Run, Always Created More Jobs Than They Destroyed'
To harness artificial intelligence, economists Jean‑Hervé Lorenzi and Alain Villemeur argue, in an op‑ed for Le Monde, for a 'fiscal revolution' and the creation of a bonus‑malus system to regulate the costs of…
To harness artificial intelligence, economists Jean‑Hervé Lorenzi and Alain Villemeur argue, in an op‑ed for Le Monde, for a 'fiscal revolution' and the creation of a bonus‑malus system to regulate the costs of creating and eliminating jobs.
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- Le Monde28 Oct, 09:00
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