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The Financial Times labour columnist on what automation is doing to how work feels, not whether it takes the job.
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At King's College London, Guy's Campus.
O'Connor's argument in We Are Not Machines is that the interesting question is not replacement but texture: the pace, the fairness, the creativity and the human contact of work once software is setting the tempo. She reports from the places it has already happened - translators editing machine output, graduates interviewed by software, warehouse workers among robots - and from the cases where the technology made the job safer instead. Part of King's AI Conversations.
Wednesday 7 October 2026: from 17:30
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