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Technology will change how we work and we must explore social welfare policy, says author
Workers need to step up and adapt, the authors say, in a call to action over the automation of jobs
Machine learning is encroaching the cognitive capability that sets humans apart, writes Martin Ford
The top management titles of the past year
Unfortunately, they are not taking our jobs yet
Assigning a gender to machines may reinforce workforce stereotypes
The role is being changed by technology and a squeeze on the logistics industry
A round-up of the titles to remember
It is not that machines will take jobs but that they will do so too slowly, writes David Willetts
Winning title ‘The Rise of the Robots’ is dystopian bookend to ‘The World is Flat’, on top in 2005
Martin Ford’s disturbing Rise of the Robots wins £30,000 FT-McKinsey prize
Theme of technology edges ahead of workplace and capitalism to dominate this year’s must-read titles
Andrew Hill picks his books for the year so far
A software entrepreneur warns over the social costs of our current technological revolution
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