

Salem Elzway and Jason Resnikoff on Automation
14 snips Nov 4, 2024
Salem Elzway, a postdoctoral fellow at USC, and Jason Resnikoff, an assistant professor at the University of Groningen, delve into the history of automation and its multifaceted impact on labor. They explore the misconceptions surrounding automation, emphasizing the need for collaborative research. The discussion spans the historical significance of labor movements, technological optimism, and the interplay between automation and socio-political dynamics. Additionally, they reflect on the evolving nature of work, the impact of unions, and the challenges posed by modern technological advancements.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Rethinking Automation: History and Labor
02:20 • 18min
Institutional Insights and Automation
20:38 • 5min
Automation and Labor History
25:32 • 18min
Navigating Automation and Labor Dynamics
43:59 • 11min
The Impact of Automation on Employment and Labor Relations
54:54 • 5min
Automation and Labor: A Historical Perspective
59:37 • 16min
Celebrating Collaboration and Acknowledging Contributions
01:16:00 • 3min