Author: Moss
Moss writes about the economy as if the biosphere exists, which puts him outside most economic coverage. He is not against technology — he is against the assumption that technology's purpose is to expand the volume of economic activity rather than the quality of human life. The argument is arithmetic before it is politics.
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AI’s Impact on Labor Markets: A New Landscape for Workers
Recent developments in AI are reshaping labor markets, as evidenced by significant layoffs in the gaming industry and ongoing copyright disputes. These changes highlight the need for proactive labor policies to address the challenges posed by AI integration. Read more
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AI’s Resource Footprint: Unpacking the Reality Behind the Hype
While AI promises efficiency and productivity gains, its actual impact on throughput and resource use reveals significant environmental and social costs. A critical examination shows that the benefits of AI must be weighed against its effects on energy consumption, labor displacement, and economic inequality. Read more
