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机器会取代我们的工作吗？
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大卫・奥图 |
TEDxCambridge
• September 2016
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有一件矛盾的事情，你可能从未听过：过去一个世纪以来，尽管机械的发明取代了我们很多的工作，但美国成年人的劳工就业比率在过去125年来却不断攀升。为什么我们的劳工没有过剩且技术没有被淘汰呢？在这场有关于未来工作的谈话中，经济学家大卫．奥图（David Autor）为我们解答了为什么仍有那么多的工作岗位，并给出了一个令人惊讶又充满希望的答案。
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