Artificial Intelligence, Automation and Work
underscoring the widespread concerns about their effects (Pew Research Center, 2017). These expectations and concerns notwithstanding, we are far from a satisfactory un-derstanding of how automation in general, and AI and robotics in particular, impact the labor market and productivity. Even worse, much of the debate in both the popular press
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