The economic consequences of automating remote work | Epoch AI
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This Gradient Updates issue investigates the economic consequences of fully automating remote work.
The economic consequences of automating remote work | Epoch AI Gradient Updates shares more opinionated or informal takes on big questions in AI progress. These posts solely represent the views of the authors, and do not necessarily reflect the views of Epoch AI as a whole. Recent AI progress has shown great promise in automating cognitive tasks, like those in natural language processing and vision. By contrast, progress in general-purpose robotics has lagged. While we already have access to intelligent virtual assistants at our fingertips, robots capable of fully cleaning a standard suburban
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