Towards an AI-powered Future that Works for Vocational Workers
Towards an AI-powered Future that Works for Vocational Workers
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迈向适合职业工人的人工智能未来
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2020
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通讯作者：
Nithya Sambasivan
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作者：
D. Thakkar;Neha Kumar;Nithya Sambasivan
随着自动化程度的提高，人们推测未来的工作将发生深刻的变化。可预测的工作预计将面临技术发展的高度敏感性。全球南部的许多经济体都是围绕外包和体力劳动建立的，面临着工作不稳定的风险。在本文中，我们研究了对算法和机器人进入基于规则和手动领域的人群（职业技术人员）的自动化未来工作的看法和实践。我们目前的结果，从参与行动研究与38个职业技术学生的社会经济地位低，在印度班加罗尔。我们的研究结果表明，技术人员不熟悉自动化的发展，但在了解它之后，他们对未来的工作提出了一个符合他们价值体系的主位愿景。参与者感到被当前的技能和求职技术平台所排斥。我们为技术行业和政策制定者提供机会，为弱势社区建立未来的工作。
The future of work is speculated to undergo profound change with increased automation. Predictable jobs are projected to face high susceptibility to technological developments. Many economies in Global South are built around outsourcing and manual labour, facing a risk of job insecurity. In this paper, we examine the perceptions and practices around automated futures of work among a population that is highly vulnerable to algorithms and robots entering rule-based and manual domains: vocational technicians. We present results from participatory action research with 38 vocational technician students of low socio-economic status in Bangalore, India. Our findings show that technicians were unfamiliar with the growth of automation, but upon learning about it, articulated an emic vision for a future of work in-line with their value systems. Participants felt excluded by current technological platforms for skilling and job-seeking. We present opportunities for technology industry and policy makers to build a future of work for vulnerable communities.
自动化作为反偏见干预的悖论
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2020
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Cardozo law review
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作者：
Ajunwa, Ifeoma
通讯作者：
Ajunwa, Ifeoma