"automated work" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to any work or tasks that are done automatically by a machine or computer program, without the need for human intervention. Example: "The company has been able to increase productivity by implementing automated work processes."
Literally seeing the nano-size molecular 'assembly line' that actually performs this miraculous bit of automated work a zillion times a day is kind of breathtaking".
Ports worldwide are converting from diesel to electrified RTG cranes with fully automated work solutions to achieve the gas emissions and safety of life at sea convention (SOLAS) requirements.
The RAC Foundation argues that depending on the automated work of the speed camera will not put a stop to such high levels of criminality and revenue should be put into policing and not more cameras.
Most recently, the development of automated work devices and processes, the prevalence of computers, and the growth of the service industry have led some to speak of a "postindustrial society".
If manual investigations are like looking for a needle in a haystack, our automated work is like shrinking that haystack.
The automated work flow relies upon the customization of the machine learning algorithms and a generalized, automated model hyper-parameter selection process.
Automated Working Memory Assessment (AWMA)—computerized battery of verbal and visuospatial short-term and working memory tests (Alloway, 2007) using standardized scores for digit recall, listening recall, block recall, spatial recall, and counting span.
In a case study, the process of implementing typical regulations shows the implications of automated working conditions checking in practice.
Automated Working Memory Assessment (AWMA).
The Great Recession accelerated trends that started three decades ago: outsourcing abroad, automating work, converting full-time employees to temps and contractors, undermining unions and getting wage and benefit concessions from remaining workers.
The modern equivalent of the long stagnation of late feudalism is the stalled take-off of the third industrial revolution, where instead of rapidly automating work out of existence, we are reduced to creating what David Graeber calls "bullshit jobs" on low pay.
