1) Technological advancement and automation have long raised concerns about technological unemployment, with thinkers like Ricardo, Keynes, and Friedman addressing this issue. However, other factors also influence employment levels. 2) Recent developments involve the rise of algorithmic management in the workplace through tools like people analytics, which use digital monitoring and machine learning to collect workplace data and automate or enhance management decisions. 3) Regulating this new form of AI-powered people management raises issues around fairness, discrimination, privacy, responsibility, and transparency that will need to be addressed to manage risks while seizing opportunities.