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GK Chesterton’s Fence and the Problem of Automation
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The UK government wants to use AI to cut 66,000 jobs in the civil service
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On AI therapy
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When technological innovation reduces productivity in the workplace
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Who would handover their life to an LLM? What about their organisation?
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There is a Wikipedia page on obsolete occupations
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Generative AI and the challenge for professionalism
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Do people dismiss GAI-supported work because it doesn’t involve the sacrifice of time?
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The sensory pleasure of ideas and the displaced joys of academic life
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The perennial challenge of the luddites
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The Luddite predicament in the 19th century and the 21st century
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What will the automated university look like?
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Elon Musk on deautomation
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Generative AI, the threat of automation and the treatment/diagnosis link
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The impending automation of grant writing
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In universities, a stir, automation is to occur
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Oscillating between technopessimism and technooptimism
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The unsettlingly close future of creating your own automated information ecosystem
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The future of human labour: filling in the gaps in AI megamachines?
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The supermarket self-checkout as an exemplar of automation
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Using AI to reduce grading workload and increase student feedback
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A bleakly plausible future for post-pandemic labour
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A machine for killing relationality
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What does it mean to talk about work as dehumanising? A critical realist perspective
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Provincialising disruption
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Two Visions of our Automated Retail Future
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The future of labour in digital capitalism
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Against craft capitalism
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The Fatalism of the Multitude
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an uncertain future (for other people’s jobs)
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skill complementarity, skill substitution and skill debilitation