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Robots Conquer The Senate - Investing Daily

The U.S. Senate this week approved by a wide margin a huge industrial policy bill that funnels R&D funding to robotics. Here’s what it means for investors. ....

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A World Ruled by Persons, Not Machines - New Rambler Review

A World Ruled by Persons, Not Machines
A World Ruled by Persons, Not Machines
By RAPHAELE CHAPPE
Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2020

Long-term macroeconomic trends such as the decline of the labor share in total national income, the stagnation of wages for average workers, and the widening wage distribution suggest that the U.S. economy has been failing to deliver inclusive economic growth for workers for some time now. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, though the unemployment rate in the U.S. had actually dropped to a 50-year low of 3.5 percent, leading
The Economist to celebrate an unprecedented jobs boom, labor markets were in reality a lot more precarious than this figure would have suggested. In past decades jobless recoveries have become more prevalent, and most new jobs created in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis were in low-wage occupations rather than “quality jobs.” ....

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The New Normal Will Be Unevenly Distributed

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Like many, Iâve been pondering what life will be like post-pandemic. Itâs become almost trite to ask, âWhat will be the new normal?â
There are so many ways to look at this question. How far will business travel rebound to pre-pandemic levels? How will we decide who will be allowed to continue remote work? How will organizations deal with the myriad legal complexities of âreasonable accommodationâ among a hybrid virtual/on-premises workforce? How will automated and distanced emergency short-term process changes map into long-term process innovation? What gaps have appeared in our information security and governance systems during the rush to deploy these systems that must now be addressed before they snowball? ....

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CIOs' Favorite Reads of 2020

CIOsâ Favorite Reads of 2020
Works on innovation, Covid-19 top the list
A ultraviolet sterilizing machine cleaning library books amid the coronavirus outbreak at a library in Tokyo.
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Dec. 24, 2020 7:30 am ET
Bookshelves emerged as a breakout video-meeting background accessory in 2020. When technology leaders were asked by CIO Journal for the one or two books that deserved a prominent place in the background of their video feeds, a few, not surprisingly, suggested titles that dealt with the pandemicâs impact on business.
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But the technology chiefs who responded demonstrated they were thinking beyond the novel coronavirus, with selections that offered insight on key business topics, such as digital transformation and innovation, as well as some of the big issues of the day, including gender and r ....

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