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Are We Collaborating with Robots or Competing Against Them? — An ITSPmagazine Thought Leadership Webinar
By ITSPmagazine Webinars
From AI-powered assistants to fully autonomous robots, the workplace is undergoing a profound transformation. Automation is redefining productivity, reshaping industries, and challenging long-held assumptions about human work. But is this technological shift empowering workers—or making them obsolete?
This panel brings together robotics engineers, labor experts, and ethicists to examine the evolving relationship between humans and machines. While AI and robotics promise efficiency and new opportunities, they also raise critical questions about job displacement, economic inequality, and the role of humans in an increasingly automated world.
From self-driving trucks to robotic surgeons, the capabilities of machines are expanding. As they take on more responsibilities, we must ask:
- Are we designing a future where technology enhances human life, or one where people are sidelined?
- How do we balance automation with workforce sustainability and job creation?
- What ethical considerations should guide the integration of AI and robotics into daily life?
By attending, you can begin to learn:
- The Reality of Workplace Automation: How AI and robotics are transforming industries today and what that means for the workforce.
- The Ethics of a Machine-Driven Economy: The social and economic impact of automation, including job displacement and the challenge of retraining workers.
- The Future of Human-Machine Collaboration: How businesses, policymakers, and individuals can shape a future where technology enhances rather than replaces human work.
Join this critical discussion on the future of work in the age of robotics. Are we building a world where humans and machines collaborate—or one where competition leaves us behind?
PANELISTS
Sean Martin, CISSP Co-Founder, ITSPmagazine
Marco Ciappelli Co-Founder, ITSPmagazine
Additional Panelists: TBA
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