This humanoid robot’s artificial muscles work the same as human muscles.

By: Interesting Engineering July 4, 2016 Watch Full Video
3 of the world’s 10 largest employers are now replacing their workers with robots

By: Oscar Williams-Grut June 09, 2016 There is no need to worry about whether robots might start taking our jobs. It’s already happening. Three of the world’s 10 largest employers are already replacing tens of thousands of their workers with robots: Foxconn, a key manufacturing partner for Apple, Google, and Amazon, is the world’s 10th […]
Robots will steal your job: How AI could increase unemployment and inequality

By: Business Insider February 15, 2016 The future is supposed to be a glorious place where robot butlers cater to our every need and the four-hour work day is a reality. But the true picture could be much bleaker. Top computer scientists in the US warned over the weekend that the rise of artificial intelligence […]
Government Must Play Big Role In Rollout Of SelfDriving Cars

By: Robert Hof January 26, 2016 Silicon Valley would just as soon government butt out, and nowhere is that more apparent today than in self-driving cars. Google GOOGL +0% and others have raked the California Department of Motor Vehicles over proposed regulations that would require autonomous cars to have a human driver in them. But […]
Robots will take your job. Yes you with the university degree. For real. It’s going to happen

By: Alexander Panette August 09, 2015 WASHINGTON — A wrecking ball is coming for the labour market, analysts warn. As computer-processing power doubles each year and machines learn from their mistakes, sources say the upcoming federal budget will examine the potential of artificial intelligence to disrupt — industries, politics, and entire societies. It’s been mostly […]
After Robots Take Our Jobs, This Is What the Economy Will Look Like

By: Jack Smith IV June 10, 2015 Imagine a world where robots perform the vast majority of our jobs. Food is factory-farmed by automated machines and delivered to us by fleets of drones and self-driving trucks. Our houses are built by giant, roving 3-D printers. We’re free to simply pursue our passions and explore. Now […]
FT interview with Google co-founder and CEO Larry Page

By: Richard Waters October 31, 2014 Wouldn’t the world be a happier place if 90 per cent of the people with jobs put their feet up instead and left the robots to do the work? Why didn’t the last house you bought cost only 5 per cent of what you paid for it? And is […]
Profits Without Prosperity

By: Harvard Business Review September 1, 2014 Five years after the official end of the Great Recession, corporate profits are high, and the stock market is booming. Yet most Americans are not sharing in the recovery. While the top 0.1% of income recipients—which include most of the highest-ranking corporate executives—reap almost all the income gains, good […]
Why work more? We should be working less for a better quality of life

By: David Spencer February 14, 2014 The focus of conventional employment policy is on creating “more work”. People without work and in receipt of benefits are viewed as a drain on the state and in need of assistance or direct coercion to get them into work. There is the belief that work is the best […]