and aneesh chopra served as our first nation's technology officer appointed by president barak obamaand served as the virginia leader of technology and now in a technology firm. and erik has already been introduced and still a professor at m.i.t. [ laughter ] >> the way we will do this, i will pose an opening question to each of our panelists and we will move to a moderated free flowing discussion and leave the final 10 minutes for audience q & a. we will be collecting your questions on note cards which then will be brought up to the panel. david, i'm going to open it up with a question for you. you have written extensively about the nuanced relationship between technology and computers and workers, particularly noting that there are certain things that computers can do that substitute for tasks historically or traditionally performed by humans and other things computers do that complement tasks performed by humans. so, in light of your research and the framework that erik and andy have laid out for us, how do you see this all shaking out for workers? >> that's a great question. i'm

aneesh chopra, our first chief technology officer appointed by barack obama and previously served asirginia's fourth secretary of technology. he is currently the co-founder and executive director of hunch analyti analytics, a technology firm. and erik brynjolfsonn has been introduced from the technology school. and i'm going to pose an opening question to each of our panelists an move into a moderated free flowing decision and leave the final ten minutes for audience q&a. we will be collecting your questions on note cards which then will be brought up to the panel. okay, so david i'm going to open it up for a question with you. so you have written extensively by the nuanced relationship between technology and computers and workers and particularly noting that there are certain things that computers can do that substitute for tasks historically or traditional by performed by humans and other things that computers do that complement tasks performed by humans. so in light of your research and the framework that erik and andy have laid out for us, how do you see this shaking out for work