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The report frames policy and workforce challenges across economic restructuring, emphasizing employment, skills, and opportunities in a postindustrial context. It also considers the potential implications of robots and artificial intelligence, drawing on independent analysis and expert advisory perspectives supported by the Heinz Endowments. Guidance focuses on actionable strategies for a more prosperous, equitable economy.","Towards  \nan  \nAI  \nEconomy That Works  \nfor All  \nA Report of the  \nKeystone Research Center Future of Work Project sponsored by The Heinz Endowments  \nHarrisburg, PA February 2019  \nAbout The Heinz Endowments  \nThe Heinz Endowments seeks to help the Pittsburgh region thrive as a whole and just community, and through that work to model solutions to major national and global challenges. It is based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where it concentrates on advancing a sustainable future for its community and our planet, successful learning outcomes for young people and their families, and a culture of engaged creativity for all citizens.  \nAbout the Keystone Research Center  \nThe Keystone Research Center (KRC) was founded in 1996 to broaden public discussion on strategies to achieve a more prosperous and equitable Pennsylvania economy. Since its creation, KRC has become a leading source of independent analysis of Pennsylvania’s economy and public policy. KRC is located at 412 North Third Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17101‐1346. Most ofKRC’s original research is available on the KRC website [at ](at www.keystoneresearch.org. KRC welcomes questions or other)[www.keystoneresearch.org](at www.keystoneresearch.org. KRC welcomes questions or other)[. KRC welcomes questions or other](at www.keystoneresearch.org. KRC welcomes questions or other) inquiries about its work at 717‐255‐7181.  \nAuthors  \nStephen Herzenberg  \nExecutive Director, Keystone Research Center  \nJohn Alic  \nConsultant to the Keystone Research Center  \nAdvisory Panel  \nRuth Milkman, Chair  \nProfessor of Sociology, The City University of New York  \nDiane Bailey  \nAssociate Professor University of Texas at Austin  \nPeter Cappelli  \nProfessor of Management University of Pennsylvania  \nMary Gray  \nSenior Researcher  \nMicrosoft Research  \nGordon Hanson  \nProfessor of International Economic Relations UC San Diego  \nThea Lee  \nPresident Economic Policy Institute  \nVictor McCrary  \nVice President for Research & Graduate Programs The University of the District of Columbia Member, National Science Board  \nDerecka Mehrens  \nExecutive Director Working Partnerships USA  \nCassandra Ogren  \nDeputy Director of Research International Brotherhood of Teamsters  \nGrant Oliphant  \nPresident Heinz Endowment  \nAdam Paulisick  \nChief Product Officer MAYA a BCG Company  \nMichael Piore  \nProfessor Emeritus Massachusetts Institute of Technology  \nAshley Putnam  \nDirector  \nEconomic Growth & Mobility Project Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia  \nElisabeth Reynolds  \nExecutive Director MIT Industrial Performance Center  \nLeslie Richards  \nSecretary of Transportation PENNDOT  \nVien Truong  \nChief Executive Officer Green For All  \nAbout the Authors  \nStephen Herzenberg holds a PhD in economics from MIT and since 1995 has been Executive Director of the Keystone Research Center (KRC), an economic research and policy think tank. Before KRC, Steve worked at the US Congress’s Office of Technology Assessment (OTA) and the US Department of Labor (USDOL). At USDOL, Steve served as assistant to the chief negotiator of the labor side agreement to the North American Free Trade Agreement. Steve has written extensively on the challenges associated with economic restructuring, including the transition from a manufacturing-dominated U.S. economy with limited imports to a global, postindustrial, service-dominated economy; and, more recently, on the potential impact of robots and artificial intelligence. Steve’s KRC writings are on line at www. [keystoneresearch.org](keystoneresearch.org. His)[. His](keystoneresearch.org. His) coauthored writings with John Alic for national audiences include New Rules for a New Economy: Employment and Opportunity in Postindustrial America (Cornell/ILR Press, 1998);  \nand US-Mexico Trade: Pulling Together or Pulling Apart? 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