A reduced work week and full automation are proposed as solutions to economic disparities in a future shaped by technological advancements.
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A reduced work week and full automation are proposed as solutions to economic disparities in a future shaped by technological advancements.
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Nick Srnicek and Alex Williams present their vision for a transformed economy in "Inventing the Future." The film argues for full automation and a reduced work week as responses to increasing economic inequality. It features discussions on universal basic income as a potential solution to the challenges posed by technological advancements. Through these insights, the documentary advocates for a societal shift that prioritizes equitable resource distribution, suggesting a future where work is no longer essential for survival.
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- Meet Nick Srnicek and Alex Williams discussing automation.
- Find out how full automation could change work life.
- See proposals for universal basic income in action.
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- Nick Srnicek and Alex Williams are featured thinkers in the film.
- The film proposes a reduced work week as a solution to economic disparities.
- Universal basic income is presented as a key solution to automation challenges.
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Who directed the documentary 'Inventing the Future'?
Isiah Medina directed 'Inventing the Future'.
What economic solutions are proposed in 'Inventing the Future'?
The documentary proposes full automation and a reduced work week as solutions to economic disparities.
Which thinkers are featured in 'Inventing the Future'?
Nick Srnicek and Alex Williams are among the thinkers featured in the documentary.
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