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Document relief 1 Amazon Worker Cage patent by Simon Denny on artnet
Amazon proposal to cage workers in warehouses ridiculed | The Independent | The Independent
Amazon has patented a system that would put workers in a cage, on top of a robot | The Seattle Times
An Amazon Patent Would Use Cages to Keep Employees “Safe”
Amazon Patents System to Put Employees in Cages | Breitbart
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Document relief 1 Amazon Worker Cage patent by Simon Denny on artnet
Patents like putting Amazon workers in a cage are talked about - GIGAZINE
Amazon has patented a system that would put workers in a cage, on top of a
Amazon scraps 'dystopian' plans to put warehouse workers in cages, admitting it was a 'bad idea' | Daily Mail Online
Inside an Amazon Warehouse, Robots' Ways Rub Off on Humans - The New York Times
The Future of Work
New to the Collection: “Document Relief 19 (Amazon Worker Cage Patent)” - Art Museum - University of Queensland
Amazon patent put workers in CAGES to 'keep them safe in robot-packed warehouses' - Mirror Online
There was a 2016 Amazon patent putting workers in cages
Amazon Patent for Worker Cages in Robot Zones a 'Bad' Idea | Fortune
Amazon gets backlash (and some support) for 'working cell' patent design to put staff in cages | ITV News
Amazon admits plan for workers' cage was bad idea | News | The Times
From giant board games to Amazon's worker cage: Simon Denny's dark arts | Art and design | The Guardian
Simon Denny | “Document relief 1 (Amazon Worker Cage patent)”, 2019
Simon Denny on the Dark Side of the Amazon Economy -
Renny Pritikin on 'Uncanny Valley' @ de Young | | Squarecylinder.com – Art Reviews | Art Museums | Art Gallery Listings Northern California
Bizarre Amazon patent explored putting workers in CAGES to oversee factory robots | Daily Mail Online
Amazon Defends a Worker 'Cage' Patent That Was Recently Unearthed
Artists Explore the Many Uncanny Valleys of Tech Work | WIRED
