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Issue 4.1

Henry Renski, Laurel Smith-Doerr, Tiamba Wilkerson, Shannon C. Roberts, Shlomo Zilberstein & Enobong H. Branch

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Automation is changing the nature of work in ways that are profoundly impacting the social and built environments.1 One recent study estimates that 47% of US jobs are at near-future risk of becoming computerized (Frey and Osborne 2017). Reports and news articles profile the development of job-killing robots, and they pontificate on whether artificial intelligence (AI) means the end of work (Kessler 2018; Rifkin 1995).

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