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What Marx Can Teach Us About Artificial Intelligence - Branko Milanović

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The philosopher's reflections on the tendency of capitalism to replace workers with machines can help us understand the effects of the spread of this technology Read
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At first glance, the implications for Karl Marx's theory of labour value seem to be negative, or to be in contradiction with the facts or our expectations. AI means to introduce extremely capital-intensive production techniques, or to express it in Marxist terminology, processes with a very high composition of capital. In other words, AI implies a very high c/v ratio.This is the ratio of constant capital (c) to the capital spent on hiring labour…

The philosopher's reflections on the tendency of capitalism to replace workers with machines can help us understand the effects of the spread of this technology Read

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Internazionale broke the news on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
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