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Philosophy · 22 min

A World Without Work

By Daniel Susskind

This episode explores how advanced automation is forcing us to fundamentally rethink the meaning of work, identity, and purpose in a rapidly changing world.

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“This episode explores how advanced automation is forcing us to fundamentally rethink the meaning of work, identity, and purpose in a rapidly changing world.”

— Daniel Susskind, A World Without Work

What it is about

Future of Work, Automation, Purpose, Economic Systems

Who it is for

If you've ever felt a quiet anxiety about your career's future, or wondered how society adapts when machines do more than assist a framework for understanding work and purpose, and this will help you see what to do next.

The author

As an Oxford economist and former government advisor, Daniel Susskind brings a rigorous, data-driven perspective to the complex interplay between technological advancement and the future of human labor, moving beyond speculation to practical implications.

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Daniel Susskind

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