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30 janvier 2018
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Nicolas Miailhe, « Will we Succeed in Making the AI Revolution Work for Everyone? », Field Actions Science Reports, ID : 10670/1.sfl78p
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Is this time different?” is the question that expert worryingly argue over when they analyze the socio-economic impact of the AI revolution as compared with the previous industrial revolutions of the 19th and 20th centuries. This Schumpeterian wave may prove to be a creative destruction raising incomes, enhancing quality of life for all and generating previously unimagined jobs to replace those that get automatized. Or it may turn out to be a destructive creation leading to mass unemployment...