Alban Duka

Papers

Total Citations

115

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About

Alban Duka is a leading voice at the intersection of artificial intelligence and the future of work, with his seminal 2018 paper, *Artificial Intelligence, Jobs and the Future of Work: Racing with the Machines*, accumulating 115 citations and establishing a foundational framework for understanding automation’s societal impact. His research focuses on how AI-driven technologies—from driverless cars to virtual assistants—are reshaping labor markets, challenging long-held assumptions about which tasks are truly “uncomputerizable.” Duka’s major contribution lies in articulating the nuanced race between human workers and intelligent machines, moving beyond simple job-loss narratives to explore how AI creates new roles even as it displaces others. His work has been instrumental in policy discussions around workforce retraining and economic resilience, earning him recognition as a key thinker in technology ethics and labor economics. By bridging technical AI developments with their real-world employment consequences, Duka provides students and researchers with a critical lens for navigating the Fourth Industrial Revolution, making his research essential reading for anyone studying the human dimensions of artificial intelligence.