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- the automation of cognitive labor and the erosion of middle-skill employment;
- structural unemployment, occupational polarization, platform work, and algorithmic management;
- universal basic income—and the danger that economic security could become a new instrument of digital control;
- alternative policies, including shorter working hours, participation income, automation taxes, and renewed welfare systems;
- the concentration of data, models, and infrastructure in the hands of a small number of global actors;
- the struggle between democratic sovereignty and technological power.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. When machines do more of the work, who gets a share of the wealth?Artificial intelligence is changing more than the job market. It is reshaping the balance of power between workers, businesses, and institutions-and raising urgent questions about income, opportunity, and belonging.The Algorithmic Paycheck explores labor policy, technological unemployment, and universal basic income in an AI-driven economy. Accessible and analytical, it examines how automation could transform the way we earn a living, distribute economic gains, and define the value of human work.At its heart lies a question that reaches beyond employment: if paid work becomes a less reliable source of income, identity, and social recognition, what will hold society together?Inside, you will explore: How AI is transforming work: the reorganization of tasks, business processes, and workers' bargaining power.Technological unemployment and emerging occupations: the promise of new opportunities, the limits of reskilling, and the risk of long-term exclusion.Polarization and inequality: why the gains from automation can become concentrated, and who risks being left behind.Platform work and algorithmic management: how digital monitoring and automated evaluations affect security, autonomy, and working conditions.Education, social protections, and employment policies: the strengths and limitations of different responses to economic change.Universal basic income: competing models, arguments for and against, practical challenges, and the problems a guaranteed income alone cannot solve.The book connects economic analysis with questions of dignity, participation, and democratic responsibility. It offers a framework for understanding how decisions about technology become decisions about the kind of society we build.Who this book is forWorkers and professionals navigating technological change; students and educators examining its consequences; and readers interested in public policy, inequality, and the future of work. No technical background is required.Why read it now?Decisions about automation, worker protections, and income security are already shaping people's lives. Understanding these choices is essential to taking part in the debate over who benefits from AI-and who has a say in its development.The Algorithmic Paycheck invites you to examine the forces reshaping work and the choices that will shape our common future.As algorithms gain influence over our lives, will we help write the rules-or simply live by them? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798176363326
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. When machines do more of the work, who gets a share of the wealth?Artificial intelligence is changing more than the job market. It is reshaping the balance of power between workers, businesses, and institutions-and raising urgent questions about income, opportunity, and belonging.The Algorithmic Paycheck explores labor policy, technological unemployment, and universal basic income in an AI-driven economy. Accessible and analytical, it examines how automation could transform the way we earn a living, distribute economic gains, and define the value of human work.At its heart lies a question that reaches beyond employment: if paid work becomes a less reliable source of income, identity, and social recognition, what will hold society together?Inside, you will explore: How AI is transforming work: the reorganization of tasks, business processes, and workers' bargaining power.Technological unemployment and emerging occupations: the promise of new opportunities, the limits of reskilling, and the risk of long-term exclusion.Polarization and inequality: why the gains from automation can become concentrated, and who risks being left behind.Platform work and algorithmic management: how digital monitoring and automated evaluations affect security, autonomy, and working conditions.Education, social protections, and employment policies: the strengths and limitations of different responses to economic change.Universal basic income: competing models, arguments for and against, practical challenges, and the problems a guaranteed income alone cannot solve.The book connects economic analysis with questions of dignity, participation, and democratic responsibility. It offers a framework for understanding how decisions about technology become decisions about the kind of society we build.Who this book is forWorkers and professionals navigating technological change; students and educators examining its consequences; and readers interested in public policy, inequality, and the future of work. No technical background is required.Why read it now?Decisions about automation, worker protections, and income security are already shaping people's lives. Understanding these choices is essential to taking part in the debate over who benefits from AI-and who has a say in its development.The Algorithmic Paycheck invites you to examine the forces reshaping work and the choices that will shape our common future.As algorithms gain influence over our lives, will we help write the rules-or simply live by them? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798176363326
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - When machines do more of the work, who gets a share of the wealth Artificial intelligence is changing more than the job market. It is reshaping the balance of power between workers, businesses, and institutions-and raising urgent questions about income, opportunity, and belonging.The Algorithmic Paycheck explores labor policy, technological unemployment, and universal basic income in an AI-driven economy. Accessible and analytical, it examines how automation could transform the way we earn a living, distribute economic gains, and define the value of human work.At its heart lies a question that reaches beyond employment: if paid work becomes a less reliable source of income, identity, and social recognition, what will hold society together Inside, you will explore: - How AI is transforming work: the reorganization of tasks, business processes, and workers' bargaining power.- Technological unemployment and emerging occupations: the promise of new opportunities, the limits of reskilling, and the risk of long-term exclusion.- Polarization and inequality: why the gains from automation can become concentrated, and who risks being left behind.- Platform work and algorithmic management: how digital monitoring and automated evaluations affect security, autonomy, and working conditions.- Education, social protections, and employment policies: the strengths and limitations of different responses to economic change.- Universal basic income: competing models, arguments for and against, practical challenges, and the problems a guaranteed income alone cannot solve.The book connects economic analysis with questions of dignity, participation, and democratic responsibility. It offers a framework for understanding how decisions about technology become decisions about the kind of society we build.Who this book is forWorkers and professionals navigating technological change; students and educators examining its consequences; and readers interested in public policy, inequality, and the future of work. No technical background is required.Why read it now Decisions about automation, worker protections, and income security are already shaping people's lives. Understanding these choices is essential to taking part in the debate over who benefits from AI-and who has a say in its development.The Algorithmic Paycheck invites you to examine the forces reshaping work and the choices that will shape our common future.As algorithms gain influence over our lives, will we help write the rules-or simply live by them. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798176363326
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