Thanks to @nolore.bsky.social for a brilliantly simple summation: Low union density, especially in the private sector is the flip side of record-breaking profits. #Unionisation #Unionization #ProLabour #ProLabor #Unite

Like you can even see that in the difference between Norway and the UK too even if they are closer
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Norways more prolabour society is also more proAI especially on the socialist left in part due to the strong labour power and safety nets

Workplace Toxicity Increases...

Past time for me to flee this particular post-federal position.

#ProLabour
#WorkLifeBalance
#Adulting
#QuietQuitting

Your point about how big tech is playing the politics game is on point though it is also a manor difference between how it behaves in america versus the rest of the world. Like in Norway and many prolabour countries it isnt being seen as this evil. It ia the anti labour countries where it is

More prolabour countries are much more proai then countries in asia are especially pro it

One interesting comparison is that more prolabour countrirs tended to be more proai
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And there is much more of a pro infrastructure view on the socialist left

In fact prolabour countries and collectivst countries tend to be more proai than more individualistic and right wing countries
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Is something Americans should think about. Why does collectivism and being prolabour seem to correlate with greater ai support in other countries

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Is something Americans should think about. Why does collectivism and being prolabour seem to correlate with greater ai support in other countries

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Is something Americans should think about. Why does collectivism and being prolabour seem to correlate with greater ai support in other countries

It isnt just that they have similarities that i am putting out, it is that at fhe core of Norwegian society is a similar drive to what we often see in tech cultures bur combined with a egalitarian and prolabour based enviroment. Digitization, automation and infrastructure are all seen as beneficial