by Tyler M | Nov 28, 2025 | Post Labor Economics
Introduction Imagine a future where Universal Basic Compute (UBC) replaces Universal Basic Income (UBI) as the social safety net. Instead of monthly checks, you receive a monthly ration of computing power – a guaranteed slice of AI’s capabilities, like getting a share...
by Tyler M | Nov 21, 2025 | Post Labor Economics
Abstract: This essay explores the paradoxical dynamic at the heart of modern automation. On the surface, every new automated system promises higher productivity and lower costs, but beneath the gains lies an inexorable growth in complexity, coordination overhead, and...
by Tyler M | Nov 14, 2025 | AI, Post Labor Economics
Reskilling vs. Obsolescence in the AI Age:From Entry-Level Exclusion to Systemic Obsolescence A 2025 analysis on this platform, “Pulling Up the Ladder,” identified the primary symptom of a profound economic transformation: the systemic elimination of...
by Tyler M | Oct 31, 2025 | Post Labor Economics
From Silicon Valley whitepapers to Davos panels, the Post-Labor Economy has become the feel-good myth of the automation age — a story of abundance without consequence. The prevailing narrative around automation promises a future of liberation: a post-labor utopia...
by Tyler M | Oct 17, 2025 | Post Labor Economics
Part I: The Architecture of Concentration The advent of generative artificial intelligence (AI) represents a technological shift of historic proportions, promising to reshape economies and societies. Yet, beneath the surface of consumer-facing applications like...
by Tyler M | Oct 10, 2025 | Post Labor Economics
Introduction: The End of an Era and the Dawn of the L.A.C. Economy The global economic and political order of the late 20th century was constructed upon a singular, powerful logic: the arbitrage of cheap international labor. This paradigm fueled four decades of...
