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Recorded claims
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The abstract treats AI and algorithms entering the workforce as an organizational-behavior problem involving autonomy, labor, market disruption, resources, ethics, and governance.
Scope: abstract-level organizational and workforce theory
It proposes theoretical guidance for organizations and institutions managing AI's entry into contemporary work, including questions of legal personhood and control over autonomous systems.
Scope: author-stated theoretical contribution; no empirical denominator
At inspection time, the public Organizations & Markets: Formal & Informal Structures all-years search for artificial intelligence displayed this work among 50 postings.
Scope: universe: filtered O&M Formal & Informal Structures listing; unit: posting; period: all years through 2026-08-20; denominator: 50 displayed postings
Structured relationships
In-corpus citations
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Cites (0)
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Cited by (0)
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Boundaries
Limitations & independence
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Recorded limitations
- Abstract-level evidence only; full text was not inspected and no PDF was downloaded.
- O&M membership is evidenced by the retained public Formal & Informal Structures listing result. Its result URL is session-contextual and omits the journal_id; the retained bytes display the exact family label, query, and 50-posting denominator.
- The abstract is theoretical and ranges across organizational, ethical, legal, and sustainability concerns; no empirical test or prevalence estimate is reported.
- The abstract page is all-rights-reserved with no reuse without permission; the record paraphrases only.
Source independence
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