Learning to Grow - how to situate skills strategy

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Learning to Grow - how to situate skills strategy

Investing in human capital is a crucial aspect of building an economy... read our joint report with the Economy 2030 Inquiry on skills.
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Good Work Algorithmic Impact Assessment

Help for employers and engineers to anticipate risks and promote good work
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Adoption of AI in UK Firms

Based on a survey of 1000 UK firms, this study explores the extent of AI adoption and policy implications to sustain jobs and good work.
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Reframing Automation

Are robots coming for your job? Dr Abby Gilbert examines the narrative on automation and sets out a far wider range of risks and impacts.
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Digital Information Principles at Work

IFOW has worked in partnership with the Shadow DCMS team to develop a set of ‘digital information principles at work'
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APPG on the Future of Work - from the Summit to the Road Ahead

Our expert panel reflect on the AI Summit(s) just gone, and on the regulatory frameworks that now need to be put in place.
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The Institute for the Future of Work is an independent research and development institute exploring how new technologies are transforming work and working lives.

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‘The outcome of this transformation is not given: it will depend on how we respond to the challenge.'

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Reframing Automation: a new model for anticipating risks and impacts

Examining the current narrative on automation, and identifying intervention points to steer innovation towards beneficial social outcomes.

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Learning to Grow - how to situate a skills strategy in an economic strategy

How should we approach the task of developing a skills strategy that complements a broader economic strategy?

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Better productivity is good and it should be used for good work – thoughts on the National Productivity Week

IFOW Co-Founder and Nobel Prize-winning economist Professor Sir Christopher Pissarides, reflects on National Productivity Week

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Reflecting on the Autumn Statement - after Sunak's AI Summit, Hunt should have delivered investment on the ground

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