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Benjamin Shestakofsky on Human Work in an Automated Future
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This week, The Annex meets Benjamin Shestakofsky, a doctoral student from UC Berkeley, and soon to be faculty member at the University of Pennsylvania. We discuss Benjamin’s 2017 article in Work and Occupations, “Working Algorithms: Software Automation and the Future of Work“, and the broader subject of human workers’ role in an automated future. We also discuss proposals to include a citizenship question on the Census and Penn law professor Amy Wax’s controversial statements about the performance of black students, and the Cambridge Analytics scandal.
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