Technological Change and Social Design
Abstract
Many signals announce profound changes. A complex society will require people with exceptional skills. Over the next twenty years 50% of jobs are at risk of replacement by a machine, a re-engineering of the process, a new technology or interaction between one of these! We will no longer need a wide workforce but an amazing workforce.
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