When machines think for us: the consequences for work and place
Cited by (104)
Items 101–104 of 104
- Characterization of the artificial intelligence labor market in Chile: An approach based on unstructured data and the ESCO taxonomyWillmer Guevara-Ramírez, Itziar Martínez de Alegría Mancisidor, Carlos-Gustavo Caballero-Zepeda, Cristian-Israel Salinas-Astudillo · 2026 · International Journal of Information Management Data Insights
- Navigating the Human Side of AI: Insights into Employee Attitudes, Risks, and Regional VariationsSónia Margarida Moreira Avelar, Carlos Farinha, Flávio Tiago, María Teresa Borges Tiago · 2026 · Springer proceedings in business and economics
- (De-)Centralities of Artificial Intelligence in the labour marketBalázs Cserpes · 2026 · Planning Practice and Research
- Robotization of the Russian economy: Delineating regional zones of social vulnerabilityEvgeny V. Balatsky, Н А Екимова · 2026 · Upravlenets