Major advances in technology, globalization and demographics are changing our world. As robots and artificial intelligence enter further into spaces traditionally the domain of humans, people are getting insecure about their future. What role will humans play in our changing world? How will their workplaces and job roles change? Will they retain their relevance in a technology-centric world? Four experts from different fields come up with the first answers on what it will mean to be human in our highly dynamic world.

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Workplace health is the key to employee motivation

Organizational behavior expert Jeffrey Pfeffer argues that today's work practices are turning organizations into death traps and if you are caught in such a workplace, you better free yourself quickly.

The full interview is only available in the online version of Think:Act magazine.

Keeping skills sharp in the digital intelligence age

Automation promises a high degree of comfort, but it also threatens to degrade human skills. We must be aware of the danger of de-skilling and letting our mental muscles shrivel up.

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• How to make space for both people and technology
• Automotive manufacturing requires human innovation
• Tech pioneers and the neo-Luddite revolution
• The changing face of human computer interaction
• Forget about doomsday: AI is just another tool
• Nomads are leaving their anti-technology ways
• Human achievement and the history of productivity
• Cybercrime is becoming the mafia’s newest racket
• Meet the self-made woman leading biotechnology
• Looking at multiple kinds of intelligence