AI and the Future of Work - Anastasia Siapka
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06/21/2024
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In this episode, Anastasia Siapka discusses her research on AI and the future of work through the lens of neo-Aristotelian ethics. She challenges the prevalent negative outlook on AI's impact on employment by proposing a vision of “human flourishing” facilitated by AI, and advocating for a reconfiguration of work and leisure that prioritises well-being. Anastasia also explores the role of law and policy in shaping AI's development to serve human interests and the potential for broader societal benefits. This episode was recorded on 7 May 2024
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