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Automation

Deep, analytical insights into how automation is transforming industries, exploring the latest advancements in robotics, AI and process automation, along with their implications for efficiency, productivity and job markets. Expert commentary on the economic, ethical and regulatory challenges of automation, as well as case studies of successful implementations. How automation reshapes business models, drives innovation and creates competitive advantages. A focus on strategic analysis and future trends for leaders and professionals navigating the automation revolution. Read more about Technology.

Image of umpire standing behind baseball catcher

MLB Will Adopt Robot Umpires in 2026 While Preserving Human Element

Baseball embraces robo umps with a new challenge system, balancing technology with tradition to improve accuracy and cut disputes.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
An illustration in tones of blue and grey, showing a robot speaking to a human.

Generative A.I. Can Transform Workforce Development: The Future of Corporate Training

Generative A.I. systems can perform 360-degree reviews, delivering results that are more precise, objective and thorough.
By Kayvon Touran
A painterly image of a frustrated-looking student at a desk.

New York’s Dyslexia Bill: How A.I. Can Transform Special Education and Save Billions

New York's dyslexia bill is a step forward, but outdated methods leave most students underserved. Embracing A.I. could revolutionize special education, cutting costs and improving outcomes for millions.
By Dr. Coral Hoh
Last year, Lyft lost $911 million, and the ride-share company is still absolutely bleeding cash.

Robots or Wage-Slaves: The Only 2 Ways Lyft Can Actually Be Profitable

By Chris Roberts

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Wants to Tax Robots and Embrace ‘Techno-Futurism’

By Davis Richardson
There isn’t reason to fear A.I., if you are a forethinking and proactive company.

A.I. and Automation Are NOT the Death of the American Workforce

By Mark Minevich
This photo taken on February 1, 2018 shows an engineer holding a silicon face against the head of a robot at a lab of a doll factory of EXDOLL, a firm based in the northeastern Chinese port city of Dalian. With China facing a massive gender gap and a greying population, a company wants to hook up lonely men and retirees with a new kind of companion: "Smart" sex dolls that can talk, play music and turn on dishwashers.

Big Tech Is the Next Space Race, and the US Is Already Losing

By Jack Crosbie
We can prepare for the automation revolution by learning to make machines our partners — not our competitors.

The Automation Onslaught Is Coming—Are You Ready?

By Suresh Sambandam
A Socibot Kiosk intercactive robot, developed by Engineered Arts.

As Robots Replace Workers, What Is Happening to Employment Rates?

By Lisa Schmeiser
While technology has done wonders to make our jobs easier, it has also raised some serious questions about job security.

Automation Is the Spark That Company Cultures Need

By Steve Pollema
Corn is harvested in Iowa.

Technological Revolution Set to Hit Farmers—If They Can Afford It

By Lisa Schmeiser
INGLEWOOD, CA - JUNE 27: An Amazon Fresh truck arrives at a warehouse on June 27, 2013 in Inglewood, California. Amazon began groceries and fresh produce delivery on a trial basis to select Los Angeles neighberhoods free of charge for Amazon Prime members. AmazonFresh lets you order groceries and have them delivered on the same day. (Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)

Amazon Bought Whole Foods Because Distributing Broccoli Is Harder Than Books

By Brady Dale
Humans can’t execute simple tasks with the speed and consistency computers can.

In the Age of Automation, Where Will Workers Fit Into the Future of Manufacturing?

By Andrew Powch
Workers use a crane to dismantle the "Provisional Reception Center" (CAP, Centre d'Acceuil Provisoire), containers installed by the government to house up to 1500 migrants, at the former "Jungle" migrant camp in Calais on February 14, 2017. The camp was closed in October 2016. / AFP / PHILIPPE HUGUEN (Photo credit should read PHILIPPE HUGUEN/AFP/Getty Images)

States Greenlighting a Major Step Toward Self-Driving Big Rigs

By Brady Dale
University students experiment with human-robot interaction and autonomous manipulation, two elements of manufacturing’s future.

To Really Help US Workers, We Should Invest in Robots

By Nikolaus Correll
It's hard to imagine a week or even a day without email.

10 Powerful Apps to Help You Manage Email Like a Boss

By Tomas Laurinavicius
French President Francois Hollande stands beside Leenby, the Cybedroid's latest creation and 5th generation robot.

Automation Invasion: Robots Are Coming for Your Job

By Lisa Schmeiser
Soon this could be a fleet of trucks that requires only one driver.

Auto Overlords Sink Their Teeth Into $700B Trucking Industry Pie

By Lisa Schmeiser
A worker walks past a robot at a recycling factory.

The Key to Saving Your Job From Robots Is Serving With a Smile

By Kevin Boyd
In life, we have multiple goals that we wanted to achieve.

How to Become More Self-Disciplined and Avoid Procrastinating

By Dean Yeong
This year many people used Samsung's Gear VR to watch the Rio Olympics.

5 Startup Categories That Made Great Leaps Forward in 2016

By John Bonazzo
Breakups in the cloud.

Teach Google Photos to Quit Rubbing in Your Breakup

By Brady Dale
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo speaks to labor leaders and union workers at a rally in Union Square on May 7, 2015 in New York City. (Photo: Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Hailing Fast Food Wage Hike, Cuomo Dismisses Potential Job Losses as ‘Idle Threat’

By Will Bredderman
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