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When Care Becomes a Feature: Synthetic Intimacy and the Individualization of Care
At two in the morning, a chatbot answers immediately. It doesn't ask why you're awake. It doesn't rush you. It responds in calm, affirming language, trained on millions of conversations and designed to sound attentive without ever becoming overwhelmed. For people who can't access therapy, who are burned out from leaning on friends, or who need support outside office hours, that responsiveness feels like care. This isn't because chatbots are deep. It's because they're availabl
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Care Without Citizenship: How Migrant Women Subsidize Public Systems Without Rights
This paper examines how migration policy and underinvestment in public care systems combine to produce a workforce of migrant women who effectively subsidize national economies while remaining excluded from basic labor and social protections. Across the world, migrant women perform the labor that makes everyday life possible. They care for children, older people, people with disabilities, and those who are ill. They clean homes, prepare food, and provide emotional and physica
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