What Happens to Humans When AI Takes Over Work?

What if the very thing that has defined us for centuries-work-suddenly became unnecessary?

This groundbreaking book explores the human cost of artificial intelligence in the age of intelligent labor. Across industries and professions once thought safe-medicine, law, trucking, finance, construction-AI now performs faster, cheaper, and more accurately than humans. But the real disruption isn't just economic. It's psychological, cultural, and existential.

Through powerful real-life narratives-Maria, the Detroit auto worker displaced overnight; Dr. Chen, the radiologist stripped of his professional identity; Michael, the truck driver rendered obsolete by machines-the book reveals the collapse of work-based identity and the unraveling of meaning in a post-work society.

Work once gave us status, structure, community, and dignity. Without it, millions face disorientation, purposelessness, and the painful question of relevance. Yet within this rupture lies an invitation: to reimagine what it means to live, contribute, and flourish beyond productivity.

Provocative, urgent, and deeply human, What Happens to Humans When AI Takes Over Work? is both a warning and a vision-challenging us to confront the future with courage, creativity, and new definitions of human worth.