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Giovani e robot nel mondo del lavoro

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    • Research
    • 30 March 2015
    • March 2015
    • Il Sole 24 ORE
    • 30 March 2015
    Evento correlatoOf youths and robots. The digital enterprise and its future

    The panel discussion accompanying the launch of the latest issue of the Institute’s journal Aspenia was kick-started with the observation that while robots are still not even close to being human, they have certainly become central to the workplace and industry. Although some view automation and robotics as potential threats to employment, it was felt that they actually offer young people and others besides new work opportunities.