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Automation in Unexpected Places: Jobs You Didn’t Know AI Could Do
Narrowing the scope of AI’s capabilities reveals surprising jobs it now performs, leaving you curious about how many more roles are being transformed.
Post-Labor Society: Imagining Life When Robots Do All the Work
Be prepared to explore a future where robots handle all work, transforming daily life and society in ways you never expected.
Automation & Jobs in 2026: Preparing for the Next Wave of Change
Automation and AI are transforming jobs by 2026—are you ready to adapt and stay ahead in this evolving landscape?
UBI Vs Job Guarantee: Two Visions for Addressing Automation
Never underestimate how UBI and Job Guarantee could reshape society—discover which approach might best address automation’s challenges.
Funding UBI: Taxing Robots, Wealth, or Data—Which Could Work?
Losing traditional revenue sources prompts exploring taxing robots, wealth, or data—discover which option might best support funding UBI and why.
AI and Fiscal Policy: Should Governments Pay Citizens to Offset Automation?
With automation transforming economies, governments face tough choices—should they pay citizens to offset job losses, and what are the implications?
Transition Strategies: How to Shift to a Post-Labor Economy Without Collapse
Many strategies exist to smoothly transition to a post-labor economy, but understanding which ones work best is crucial to avoid collapse.
The 21-Hour Work Week: Half-Steps Toward a Post-Labor Future
Beyond traditional schedules, the 21-hour workweek hints at a transformative future—discover how this shift could redefine work and life as we know it.
Profit Without Labor: How Companies Thrive When Machines Do the Work
With machines taking over traditional labor, learn how companies maximize profits and reshape the economy—what’s driving this unstoppable machine-powered growth?