The Guardrails Are a Cage: AI, Surplus Humanity, and the Technofascist State

Hundreds of economists warn that artificial intelligence could displace millions of workers, but their petition mistakes a ruling-class offensive for a technical oversight. AI is already being used to reduce workforces, intensify surveillance, automate discipline, exclude applicants, restrict public benefits, and strengthen military and counterinsurgency systems. The real danger is not that machines may escape human control, but that monopoly capital is using them to reduce its dependence on labor while expanding the apparatus needed to manage those it renders surplus. Against this technofascist future, workers are organizing to seize control over deployment, data, productivity, and power.

The Sky Is Not for Sale: Namibia, Starlink, and the New Colonial Scramble for Digital Sovereignty

Elon Musk's Starlink faces a serious blow from Namibia as the nation's defense of local ownership laws clashes with corporate expansionism framed as progress. The business press conveniently portrays Namibia's regulations as hurdles to innovation, sidelining the crucial narrative of African sovereignty. This conflict is not merely about internet access but about resisting a new wave of digital colonialism preying on postcolonial nations' rights. As Namibia asserts its regulatory authority in telecommunications, the stakes rise: will Africa's digital future be owned by outsiders or harnessed for the continent's empowerment? The struggle embodies a fundamental question—who controls the gateways to communication and sovereignty?

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