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- Against Narcissistic-Sociopathic Technology Studies, or Why Do People *USE* Technologies?peoples-things.ghost.io ↗Submitted 1 week ago to technology@lemmy.world | 0 comments
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- Comment on Young Workers Haven’t Been Replaced by AI—Economists Are Just Looking for Them in the Wrong Places 1 week ago:
So the author’s argument is that youth have just gone to gig work instead of traditional jobs. OK, maybe true, but first of all, this is not a good thing on its own either. And secondly, we have to consider why gig work even exists, aside from being a fresh new way to exploit workers and deny them the traditional protections of the labor market. Because there is a specific reason gig work exists right at this very transitional moment in the workforce, and I’ll give you a spoiler: It exists because of AI.
Considering the author is possibly the most relevant scholar on (against?) platform work, I’m quite sure he would agree with you. The article implies that AI is deskilling and displacing workers and that’s intrinsically a bad thing.
- Young Workers Haven’t Been Replaced by AI—Economists Are Just Looking for Them in the Wrong Placeswww.casilli.fr ↗Submitted 1 week ago to technology@lemmy.world | 6 comments
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- Comment on An Open Letter to Kickstarter Creators: Why We, Kickstarter United, Are Fighting for a Four-Day 32-Hour Workweek 3 weeks ago:
the assumption is that they are not customers. They are producer on a platform, which is very different. This is more similar to office workers striking alongside riders in a food delivery company rather than a consumer boycott.
- An Open Letter to Kickstarter Creators: Why We, Kickstarter United, Are Fighting for a Four-Day 32-Hour Workweekactionnetwork.org ↗Submitted 3 weeks ago to technology@lemmy.world | 7 comments
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