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SURPRISE: Miami’s Under The Radar Players Have RAISED THEIR STOCK In Hurricanes’ Practice

Miami’s defense won the second practice of fall camp and they couldn’t have done it without standout performances from young defensive backs. True freshmen Camdin Portis and Jaelen Waters are rising to the occasion. The top performer at cornerback was rising junior OJ Frederique, who is beginning t…

Breaking Things at Work: Gavin Mueller on the Luddites and Labor Resistance

They've been remembered as machine-smashers who tried to stop the future with a hammer — but historian Eric Hobsbawm called what they were doing “collective bargaining by riot.” In this episode, Prof. Gavin Mueller (University of Amsterdam), author of Breaking Things at Work, walks through who the…

Breaking Things at Work: Gavin Mueller on the Luddites and Labor Resistance

They've been remembered as machine-smashers who tried to stop the future with a hammer — but historian Eric Hobsbawm called what they were doing “collective bargaining by riot.” In this episode, Prof. Gavin Mueller (University of Amsterdam), author of Breaking Things at Work, walks through who the…

Breaking Things at Work: Gavin Mueller on the Luddites and Labor Resistance part 1

They've been remembered as machine-smashers who tried to stop the future with a hammer — but historian Eric Hobsbawm called what they were doing “collective bargaining by riot.” In this episode, Prof. Gavin Mueller (University of Amsterdam), author of Breaking Things at Work, walks through who the …

Breaking Things at Work: Gavin Mueller on the Luddites and Labor Resistance pt 1 of 3

They've been remembered as machine-smashers who tried to stop the future with a hammer — but historian Eric Hobsbawm called what they were doing “collective bargaining by riot.” In this episode, Prof. Gavin Mueller (University of Amsterdam), author of Breaking Things at Work, walks through who the …

Theorizing the Machine: Gavin Mueller on Marxism, Taylorism, and Cybernetics Interview pt 2 of 3

In Episode 17, Gavin Mueller (University of Amsterdam) traced the Luddites back to the guild economy of England's Midlands. In this second installment of a three-part conversation, Mueller follows that struggle into the twentieth century: Karl Marx's own ambivalence toward machinery, and the split …

Gavin Mueller - Breaking Things at Work

Are you a Luddite? No matter whether your answer is "yes," "no," or "maybe," this episode of Computer Science Off Course is for you. We discuss the book "Breaking Things at Work: The Luddites Are Right About Why You Hate Your Job" (2021) by Gavin Mueller. We talk about Luddism, both with a historic…

Nothing About This Is Inevitable: Gavin Mueller on Automation, AI, and a Different Future

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This episode closes out a three-part conversation with Gavin Mueller (University of Amsterdam), author of Breaking Things at Work. In Part 2, Mueller traced Marx's own ambivalence toward machinery through the split between orthodox and heterodox Marxism, Frederick Taylor's theory of workplace contr…

#066 - The Resurrection of Ned Ludd

The word Luddite has a lot of unfair negative connotations. It's also almost always misused. In this episode, we look at the recent trend of reevaluating the Luddites - the radical labor rights movement of the early 19th century - in the age of AI and data centers. Who was Ned Ludd? How did he be…

Radical or relevant? How the Luddites can help us relate to today’s technology

Today “Luddite” is used as a derogatory term for someone who doesn’t understand technology. But the original Luddites weren’t behind. They were technical workers who were concerned about the impact that technology would have on people. This hour, we look at the history of Luddites, how their philo…