Algorithms at work. Reflections on algorithmic management
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Abstract
The essay analyzes a specific characteristic of work managed through algorithms: in the absence of formalized, prescriptive and binding employer’s directives, the worker’s performance is subject to an apparently spontaneous adjustment. The conditions that make this opaque form of self-conformation of the obligation are clarified, considering the algorithmic management work model and in light of the European discipline and of a reflection on the calculative and predictive power of the artificial intelligence, which this model uses.
Keywords
- Algorithmic management
- Artificial intelligence
- Labour law