Janine Berg
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Janine Berg is a leading scholar at the intersection of labor economics, technology, and the future of work. Her research critically examines how digitalization and artificial intelligence are reshaping employment, wages, and worker protections, with a particular focus on platform work and the gig economy. In her influential editorial "Artificial intelligence and the future of work: humans in control" (2024), Berg argues for a human-centered approach to AI deployment, emphasizing that technological progress must be governed by policies that prioritize worker agency and social equity. Her work has been instrumental in framing the global debate on algorithmic management, labor standards, and the need for updated regulatory frameworks. With over 2,000 citations across her publications, Berg’s contributions have informed policy discussions at the International Labour Organization and beyond. She is widely recognized for bridging rigorous empirical analysis with actionable policy recommendations, making her a vital voice for students and researchers seeking to understand how to steer technological change toward inclusive and sustainable work futures.
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