Unions

Stop Celebrating People Who Quit Over AI. You’re Making It Worse.

Celebrating ‘AI refusers’ as heroes turns a systemic economic threat into a personal lifestyle choice, letting tech elites off the hook. The real solution isn’t quitting β€” it’s collective action, union contracts, and job guarantees. Individual refusal is a moral victory and a strategic disaster.

The Union Victory That Signed Uber Drivers’ Own Eviction Notice

California’s gig drivers just won union recognition. But the victory may accelerate their own replacement by autonomous vehicles. As human labor becomes more expensive, the business case for driverless fleets gets stronger. This article explores the painful irony of winning a battle against a machine that’s already being programmed to replace you.

The 1950s Chip Industry Broke Unions. AI Is Doing the Same to Engineers.

AI isn’t coming for your jobβ€”it’s coming for your bargaining power. The 1950s chip industry used deskilling to break unions and suppress wages. Software engineers are next. The real threat isn’t automation; it’s turning skilled work into a production line, making you replaceable. History is repeating, and your salary is on the line.