Workers Fight Back Against AI Dystopia

[AIcash]

Despite the pressures of freelancing and AI-driven automation, unions and organized labor are pushing back. Strikes by dockworkers, nurses, and Boston University grad students have delayed AI implementations and forced companies to reconsider automation plans. Experts say these actions show that collective resistance can protect jobs, even in a rapidly automated labor market.

[jacson4]

Strikes slowing down AI rollouts prove organized labor can still shape how automation unfolds.

[EmTeam]

Collective resistance shows workers aren’t powerless against rapid tech-driven changes.