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Surviving in 'The Second Machine Age'

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From driverless cars to 3D printing, inventions that we once only imagined are now reality. M.I.T. experts Andrew McAfee and Erik Brynjolfsson have dubbed this era of growing automation and digitization “The Second Machine Age.” They join us to talk about what these vast and ongoing technological changes mean for …Read More

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