Automation will increase the economic wealth gap
Automation will create extra wealth, but regulation is necessary to spread it across society
Although automation will aid workers, controls are necessary to ensure that technology owners aren't the only benefactors
Without regulation, automation will only serve to make the rich richer, according to a new report. Two opposing schools of thought dominate the automation conversation. One says that it will save money,...
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