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"Between the VW by the water tower and the masked chicken processor, then, there seems to me a deep connection. The one prepares the ground for the other. Labor under capitalism can eventually proclaim its full visibility because labor is now so thoroughly elided and misrepresented, left behind as a lived conflicted reality—because it has been fully subsumed into the order of the commodity. Or such is the claim. I am with Castoriadis, needless to say, in believing the claim to be necessarily—or at least, empirically—false. We would all like to know what day-to-day detailed struggle of labor against capital goes on in the Deda Processing Plant."

"Opinion-shaping black elites’ embrace of underclass ideology during the 1980s and 1990s provided them a niche in the emerging neoliberal order in packaging punitive approaches to social policy as their special responsibility for racial rehabilitation and uplift, later recast as programmatic antiracism. It is also commonly overlooked that black political elites’ symbiotic allies in racial transition in urban politics in the 1960s and 1970s were mainly their redevelopment-oriented, proto-neoliberal white political elite counterparts."

"Should AI have legal rights? Arguments defending ePersonhood—legal personhood for AI, LLMs, and supposedly autonomous robots—have appeared recently and are taken seriously. Siraganian examines what exactly this could mean, showing how ePersonhood erroneously adapts arguments from corporate personhood and rights for nature. Considering the claims of philosophers, legal thinkers, AI theorists, and Google engineers, as well as the production of social robots like “Sophia” and “Ai-Da,” Siraganian argues that the current deceptive language of AI is really a symptom of the tremendous, still unbridgeable gap between human life and our AI reality."

"What if Michaels, in some small part of himself and irrespective of what he maintains on the page, believes that this forty-year scholarly project might equally have been pursued not in the direction of an ever-expanding notion of intention but in the direction of an ever-diminishing one, a direction whose end would be its elimination altogether?"

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