This limited series podcast, hosted by Professor Andrew R. Timming, examines what the Future of Work might look like. World-leading experts talk with Prof. Timming about topics such as machine learning, universal basic income, and the future of the university.
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This limited series podcast, hosted by Professor Andrew R. Timming, examines what the Future of Work might look like. World-leading experts talk with Prof. Timming about topics such as machine learning, universal basic income, and the future of the university.
In this episode, I speak with Daniel Davis about the future of the office and work spaces, with a particular focus on environmental psychology and the built environment.
In this episode, I sit down with Richard Denniss, Chief Economist at the Australia Institute, to talk about why government regulation of the economy is here to stay.
In this episode, I sit down with Dr Chris Berg, a libertarian economist, to talk about why the free market is the best mechanism for resource allocation.
In this episode, I talk with Professor Miguel Olivas from Penn State University about the implications of blockchain technology for work, employment, and human resource management.
In this episode of the Future of Work podcast, I talk with Dr. Troy Henderson about the advantages and disadvantages of implementing a universal basic income (UBI).
In this inaugural episode of the limited series podcast on the Future of Work, I sit down with Andrew Marrit from Organisation View to talk about the implications of machine learning and artificial intelligence for work and employment.
This limited series podcast, hosted by Professor Andrew R. Timming, examines what the Future of Work might look like. World-leading experts talk with Prof. Timming about topics such as machine learning, universal basic income, and the future of the university.
