The Last Human Job: Seeing Each Other in an Age of Automation
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The Last Human Job: Seeing Each Other in an Age of Automation

by Allison Pugh

Sociology Technology Labor Studies
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In The Last Human Job, Allison Pugh explores the value of human connection in an age of automation. The book considers what it means to see and care for one another as technology reshapes work, inviting readers to reflect on the enduring importance of human-centered relationships.

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The Last Human Job: Seeing Each Other in an Age of Automation explores the relationship between human connection and automation.

Allison Pugh considers why seeing each other may matter as technology transforms work and everyday interactions.

The book offers a thoughtful examination of human-centered work in a changing technological landscape.

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