Labor Automation: A Phenomenological and Historical Perspective La automatización laboral: una perspectiva fenomenológica e histórica

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dc.creator García Uribe, Jhon Camilo
dc.creator Rico Areiza, Luisa Fernanda
dc.date 2022-09-01
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dc.description Technique, science and technology, throughout the history of humanity, have played a fundamental role, not only because of the benefits that their development has brought with it, either because individuals can see them for themselves, or because the externality of which they are a part has forced them to see it that way, but also because of the effects they cause, directly and indirectly; or simply because such advances cannot even be accessed, because they are not for everyone. The automation of the operational workforce is one of these scientific-technological advances that have taken the essence of technology to a new level, technifying life, social interactions and the functions performed by humans. In order to dispense with the human, where everything and everyone is replaceable, where the care of the other and of the other is not conceived; where consumption, increased productivity and the attainment of wealth for a few are promoted. And, consequently, the increase in poverty, the widening of the gap and technological illiteracy, among other deleterious effects. This writing makes an analysis of the automation of employment, the external factors that have influenced technological progress and the part that few recognize or highlight of automation, the displacement of the human being at the hands of technology, its already evident consequences and of the possible future. en-US
dc.description Throughout the history of humanity, technique, science and technology have played a fundamental role, not only because of the benefits that their development has brought with it —either because individuals can see them for themselves, or because the externality which they make up has forced them to be seen that way— but also because of their effects, direct and indirect, or simply because such advances cannot even be accessed, because they are not for everyone. The automation of the operational workforce is one of these scientific-technological advances that have taken the essence of technology to a new level, technifying life, social interactions and the functions performed by humans. The end is to dispense with humanity, where everything and everyone is replaceable, where the care of the other is not conceived. Consumption, increased productivity and the attainment of wealth for a few are promoted. Its consequences are the increase in poverty, the widening of the wealth gap and technological illiteracy, among other detrimental effects. This writing analyzes the automation of employment, the external factors that have influenced technological progress and the aspect that few recognize about automation: the displacement of the human being at the hands of technology, its already evident consequences, and the possible future. es-ES
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dc.publisher Universidad del Magdalena es-ES
dc.relation https://revistas.unimagdalena.edu.co/index.php/jangwapana/article/view/4730/3639
dc.rights Derechos de autor 2022 Jangwa Pana es-ES
dc.source Jangwa Pana; Vol. 21 No. 3 (2022): Pensar las (Bio)éticas de mundos en crisis; 182 - 191 en-US
dc.source Jangwa Pana; Vol. 21 Núm. 3 (2022): Pensar las (Bio)éticas de mundos en crisis; 182 - 191 es-ES
dc.source 2389-7872
dc.source 1657-4923
dc.subject tecnología apropiada culturalmente es-ES
dc.subject derecho al trabajo es-ES
dc.subject empleo es-ES
dc.subject automatización es-ES
dc.subject cultural appropriation of technology en-US
dc.subject right to work en-US
dc.subject employment en-US
dc.subject automation en-US
dc.title Labor Automation: A Phenomenological and Historical Perspective en-US
dc.title La automatización laboral: una perspectiva fenomenológica e histórica es-ES
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