Cloud Labour

In a dystopian future where the line between humanity and technology blurs, Proxies have emerged as a new class of laborers, tasked with performing the mundane tasks of a digital world. Sabrina Huang and Lin King weave a narrative exploring the implications of a society that commodifies human effort in exchange for monetary rewards.

As the Proxies navigate this uncertain landscape, they grapple with issues of identity, autonomy, and the consequences of their choices. The authors delve into the psychological toll of a life spent doing the bidding of an unseen force, raising questions about purpose and agency.

Amidst the backdrop of evolving technology and societal expectations, the Proxies fight not just for survival, but also for their humanity in a world increasingly defined by artificial constructs. Their journey highlights the struggle against dehumanization, capturing the essence of human resilience against oppressive systems.