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catalyst-28809	Atanasoski, Neda; Vora, Kalindi	Surrogate Humanity: Posthuman Networks and the (Racialized) Obsolescence of Labor	2015		.htm	text/html	12493	475	41	This conception of transparency, however, doesn't allow for an analysis of non-innovative human labor, or service labor such as that organized through the Alfred service, as a commodity within the digital economy. The IoT might portend the first smart infrastructure revolution, but this is a revolution that is haunted by the specter of what Rifkin calls the last worker standing: Big Data, advanced analytics, algorithms, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and robotics are replacing human labor across the manufacturing industries, service industries, and knowledge-and-entertainment sectors, leading to the very real prospect of liberating hundreds of millions of people from work in the market economy (p. 121).	cache/catalyst-28809.htm	txt/catalyst-28809.txt