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Dissonance rules in great debate over jobs

Transformation will create not destroy jobs, a survey this week said. But will it?

Rob O’Neill Thu, 23 May 2019

As a serial conference goer, I’ve found it’s been noticeable recently how bullish tech people have become about the impact of digital transformation and artificial intelligence on jobs and employment.

Suggest jobs will be lost and you could even experience some extravagant millennial-style

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