Study finds workers' sense of meaningfulness and autonomy declines with automation
Robots may make companies more productive, as some studies have suggested, but they make people feel that their jobs have less meaning.
Industrial robot adoption, they note, can reduce human interactions to the detriment of work relationships. It can also diminish the need for creative problem solving, curtail learning opportunities, and limit skill utilization. And it can reduce worker autonomy if robots and algorithms decide on tasks and their execution.
"Across all industries in our sample, the average increase in robotization between 2005 and 2020 was 389 percent ," they observe.
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