Books by Frank Levy
“This book contains an early articulation of a view of machine capabilities that has been dominant in economics for some time. It is based, in part, on a particular understanding of how machines must operate: that they must somehow copy the way human beings think and reason in order to outperform them. “ Read more...
The Best Books on the Future of Work
Daniel Susskind, Economist
Interviews where books by Frank Levy were recommended
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The New Division of Labor: How Computers Are Creating the Next Job Market
by Frank Levy & Richard J Murnane -
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The Race between Education and Technology
by Claudia Goldin and Lawrence F Katz -
3
Essays in Persuasion
by John Maynard Keynes -
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Future Politics: Living Together in a World Transformed by Tech
by Jamie Susskind -
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Marienthal: The Sociography of an Unemployed Community
by Hans Zeisel, Marie Jahoda & Paul F Lazarsfeld
The Best Books on the Future of Work, recommended by Daniel Susskind
The Best Books on the Future of Work, recommended by Daniel Susskind
For many us, work is not only a vital source of income, but also an important part of our identity. As computers become ever better at doing jobs that used to be the exclusive preserve of humans, the work available to us and the rewards for doing it will change dramatically. As economist Daniel Susskind explains, these developments are going to force us to rethink how society as a whole works at a very fundamental level, changing the role of the state, the way we think about how individuals contribute to society and how they can, or should, be rewarded.