Open Evidence participated in the 32nd European conference of the International Telecommunication Society (ITS), held in Madrid on the theme ‘Realising the digital decade in the European Union – Easier said than done?’.
Lucie Lechardoy and Laura López Forés attended the conference together with around 130 participants and presented the paper ‘Artificial intelligence at the workplace and the impacts on work organisation, working conditions and ethics’, which builds on the research conducted under two recently completed studies for Eurofound (‘Human and ethical implications of automation and digitisation at the workplace on work organisation and working conditions’), and the Joint Research Centre (‘Case Studies on Algorithmic Management in Logistics and Healthcare Sector’).