Automation: The Curse and the Cure - Why Tech Companies Have a Responsibility to Assist in Poverty Alleviation
From morphing infrastructure to automating employment, technology companies have reshaped our lives. In the midst of admiring "innovation" and "progress" we cannot afford to ignore the economic, social, and ethical consequences of scientific ingenuity. Tech companies have a measurable impact on their surrounding communities, the environment, and -- to be frank -- the world. In an ecosystem where money is freedom and easily accessible jobs scarce how will we justify a chasm of income inequality due to growing automation? Must we accept such a future? Or, can we instead upgrade existing infrastructures to ensure that the gems mined from technological innovation improve the lives of all?
Speaker: Sage Isabella, Stanford
Room 126
Monday, 06/12/17
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Margaret Jacks Hall (Bldg 460)
Stanford University
450 Serra Mall
Stanford, CA 94305
450 Serra Mall
Stanford, CA 94305
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