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Implications of AI for the Future of Work for people with Serious Mental Illness  

People with serious mental illnesses (SMI) face unemployment rates of 75-85% and rely on inadequate benefits. Kendall Atterbury argues that as automation reduces job opportunities, stigma against those with psychiatric disabilities increases, highlighting the need to address the structural barriers they face in employment. Read more of the article

The language industry, automation, and the price of finding the right words

The Full Automation Fallacy

Automation and crisis: Arguing the future

Present Futures: Automation and the Politics of Anticipation

Table Grapes: A hand-selected future of work 

Creating the Future of Work Today

Post-work fallacies and the social reproduction of capitalism

Would a post-work society be welcomed by those exploited under the current wage system? Read more of the article