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IC is a strange relabeling of a "worker". When you analyze this as "Management loves AI" and "workers hate it" goes completely back to 'who owns the means of p
by mystraline 7mo ago
IC is a strange relabeling of a "worker".
When you analyze this as "Management loves AI" and "workers hate it" goes completely back to 'who owns the means of production?', and can be clearly seen within Marx's critique.
- tayo42 7mo agoIc differentiates a lot of more then worker and not worker. Middle management and even a level or two above aren't anything special. Ic can refer to people leading, without direct reports, making 500k+ in comp.
- simianwords 7mo ago> When you analyze this as "Management loves AI" and "workers hate it" goes completely back to 'who owns the means of production?', and can be clearly seen within Marx's critique. How? Marx's critique doesn't land here at all.