Robots, Human Evolution and Sustainability

Robots, Human Evolution and Sustainability

Katina Michael and [name] with David Manuel-Navarrete

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This will be an open panel discussion around 3 questions:

1. Which type of activities should we expect robots to do better than humans and which ones we can assume robots will never be able to do?

2. Which are the implications of automatization/robotization for the job market, education, and human evolution?

3. Which are the implications of automatization for sustainability research and the future of the Earth?

When: 12-1pm, 18 November 2019.

Please let us know whether you might be available and willing to participate.

Organiser: David Manuel-Navarrete, Associate Professor, School of Sustainability, Arizona State University

Speakers: Marco Janssen; Marty Anderies; Caren Burgermeister; Katina Michael

Citation: Katina Michael, “Robots, Human Evolution and Sustainability”, School of Sustainability, Center for Behavior, Institutions and the Environment (CBIE), Arizona State University, November 18th (12-1pm).