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  • 3 years ago
With the labor market plagued by staff shortages, many industries are turning to AI for help. The pandemic has sped up a move toward automation that has long been on the cards. Does this mean robots will take our jobs? Harvard economist Dr. Jeffery Miron and Seattle bar owner Bryan Jarr weigh in on the future of automation post-pandemic.

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