Opinion | It’s Not the End of Work. It’s the End of Boring Work. - The New York Times
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1 year agoOpinion | It's Not the End of Work. It's the End of Boring Work.
Despite all the dazzling digital advances, the trillions of dollars spent on computer technology have done almost nothing to make the world a more productive place.The economist Robert Solow, who identified this problem, called it the productivity paradox.In 1987, a decade into the computer revolution, he observed that productivity growth had actually slowed down.