CEOs Love To Say AI Is Inevitable. That Might Come Back to Bite Them. @slate
CEOs Love To Say AI Is Inevitable. That Might Come Back to Bite Them.  @slate
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Through stealing your job or simply tanking the stock market—whichever comes first—the rise of artificial intelligence within companies is a very futuristic sounding problem. However, there may be some very old-fashioned sounding solutions.

“I don’t think a union in 2026 is the same thing as a union in 1936, but I also think that it shares a lot of DNA with it. And the problems that we have are not dissimilar to the problems we had then. In fact, the material conditions are not a lot dissimilar.”

Cory Doctorow, sci-fi author, journalist, and blogger, joins What Next: TBD host Lizzie O’Leary to break down his theory on how we can reverse the “enshittification” of AI—and why CEOs should care too.

Watch the entire conversation now on YouTube: youtu.be/r03DPWGIxfY?si=km-Eb3to0dhq-CkQ

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