Chris Miller

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Chris Miller is a researcher whose work engages with the complex and often misunderstood dynamics of technology, labor, and economic change. His 2017 paper, "Don't Blame the Robots," challenges prevailing narratives around automation and job displacement, arguing against simplistic attributions of economic disruption to technological advancement alone. This work reflects a broader scholarly commitment to nuanced, evidence-based analysis of how technology intersects with society, policy, and human work. While still building his citation record — with 2 citations noted for this piece — Miller's contribution enters an important and fiercely debated conversation in economics and technology studies, one that draws the attention of policymakers, labor economists, and social scientists alike. His willingness to push back against popular assumptions signals a researcher unafraid to take contrarian but carefully reasoned positions. Students and researchers exploring automation, the future of work, or technology policy would find Miller's perspective a valuable counterpoint to more alarmist accounts, offering a grounded framework for thinking critically about robots, labor markets, and economic responsibility.