Diagnosis
Why the disappearance of work is not a holiday but a sentence.
- 01 Chapter 1. The Clerk
- 02 Chapter 2. What Work Really Is
- 03 Chapter 3. The Laboratory of the Nineties
- 04 Chapter 4. The Passionaries
- 05 Chapter 5. The Five Deaths of Sergei
Maxim Dvedenidov · co-authored with AI · 2026
A book about what will happen to humanity over the next ten years, when artificial intelligence and robots take work away from ninety percent of the planet’s population.
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Within ten years artificial intelligence and robots will take the jobs of ninety percent of people.
Every window in this city is someone's job. Watch them go out. Quietly, without blood, without an announcement.Work is not only money. It is status, the rhythm of the day, a circle of people and the answer to “who am I”.
What remains when it is gone? A book about what happens to humanity in the decade of transition — and what can be set against it.Why the disappearance of work is not a holiday but a sentence.
Entertainment instead of meaning, quiet consent — and demography.
Economy, money and power: who ends up at the wheel.
A personal strategy, family, and work that cannot be taken away.
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An entrepreneur in science: new medical devices, nanotechnology, graphene at industrial scale. For more than twenty years he has been launching and growing technology ventures. Founder and CEO of Pyrohgen — modular methane-pyrolysis reactors producing clean hydrogen and graphene.
“In the world that is coming, I will be among the ten percent who will be fine. That is exactly why I am writing this book — not out of fear for myself, but out of concern for the other ninety.”
The first part of this book was written during a single flight across the Indian Ocean — together with the AI it is about.
A diagnosis, an honest look at how society consents in silence, and a personal strategy for anyone who does not want to end up among the ninety percent.
Professions, industries, cities. Where you and your children are on this map.
How society takes the change: entertainment instead of meaning and the consent of the majority.
A personal strategy: family, children, play, hobbies and space. Not “how to survive” but what to build.
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