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This is a subject I've wanted to write about for a long time: There is no reason to believe that AI coding will lead to less work. It simply means more software. https://radicalpolitics.org/2026/07/14/the-reason-why-ai-wont-be-taking-your-coding-job/ #AI #programming #labor #techpolitics #AIjobs #WorkReform

I would love to do work that makes the world better. I'm a librarian (MLIS), scholar, ethical AI expert, creative writer, and instructional designer. I specialize in knowledge management, user design, and systems design. I also need to work remotely for various reasons. I'm interested in non-profits, academic settings, mission-driven progressive political work, etc. I'm a true generalist who is most motivated by work I care about. If you have leads, I'd deeply appreciate your sending them my way. #GetHired #GetFediBHired #FediHire #Jobsearch #Librarian #MLIS #artificialIntelligence #AIjobs #academicChatter #highereducation #nonprofit #DSA

Job Alert Senior Researcher Advanced Machine Learning (f/m/d) Deadline: open until filled   Location: Austria - St. Pölten   https://www.academiceurope.com/ads/senior-researcher-advanced-machine-learning-f-m-d/ #hiring #MachineLearning #AIJobs #computerscience #informatics #DataScience #PhDJobs

The Convenient Villain: AI, Job Losses, and the Art of the Blame Shift AI is the publishing industry's latest scapegoat. But UK author incomes collapsed long before ChatGPT existed. The real villains are hiding in plain sight. The post The Convenient Villain: AI, Job Losses, and the Art of the Blame Shift appeared first on The New Publishing Standard. https://thenewpublishingstandard.com/2026/02/23/ai-job-losses-publishing-scapegoat/ #AI #PublishingControversies #AIjobs #AItoblame #SocietyofAuthors