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01/10/2026

The AI bubble looms large. And with the sheer amount of investments that GIC and Temasek have made AND plan to make in the future, the bursting of this bubble could have serious ramifications on our economy and livelihoods.

22/09/2026

Since the launch of ChatGPT in November 2022, AI has been forced into every aspect of our lives. For some, the technology has made their lives easier, with professionals in software engineering, research, and data analysis finding it useful for work. For others, AI threatens their livelihoods, as it could replace the craft of writers, artists, musicians and more. This comes at a time of mass layoffs and an uncertain global economy too. Much is at stake here.

That's why we at Workers Make Possible have developed a series of demands on AI. This video introduces our three main demands, which we'll explore in more detail in the videos that follow. Stay tuned!

Are you an art, creative & cultural worker? Stressed by AI's increasing prevalence in our society? Worried your boss mig...
18/09/2026

Are you an art, creative & cultural worker? Stressed by AI's increasing prevalence in our society? Worried your boss might replace you and your coworkers with AI? You're not alone. It's time to take back our livelihoods, together.

Generate This, B*tch is an art jam for creatives to collectively organise against AI displacement. Facilitated by Workers Make Possible, participants can bash through shared rage and grief, and discuss solutions together, through various mediums: badge-making, print-making, satirical headline-writing, and collage. Some materials are provided, but you are highly encouraged to bring your own paper/stickers/magazines/markers/etc to share!

Only light refreshments are provided, but feel free to bring your own meals well.

Sign up at tinyurl.com/generatethis2026

đź“… 10 October 2026
đź•• 6pm - 9pm
📍Proud Spaces 243 Alexandra Rd, #05-03, Singapore 159932

14/09/2026

This is a statement on Sparky Animation.

13/09/2026

Yes, this is satire... but if it wasn't, it could still be a valid crashout on the ministerial pay raise.

11/09/2026

CLARIFICATION: Nowhere in this video does it state that Sparky Animation is facing bankruptcy. The 'bankruptcy' mentioned in the video is referring to an account by a worker that bankruptcy of another entity was cited to them as a reason for Sparky's restructuring.

Workers from Sparky Animation reached out to us, with some suspecting they were laid off because of AI. Many processes within the company, once performed by actual animators, were replaced by AI tools. We spoke to these workers fo find out what happened.

Workers Make Possible reached out to Sparky Animation for comment.

09/09/2026

On 9 September 2026, workers and even a mother was charged under the Public Order Act for flying kites for murdered Palestinian children, lighting candles for death row inmates and more. These demonstrations of solidarity became criminal offences under this Act. The accused speak out in this video.

22/08/2026

As reported in the news, landlords are now renting out their storerooms and bomb shelters. It's sad that housing prices are so high that there's a market for this and landlords eager to capitalise! Meanwhile, the ultra-rich are living in massive GCBs that take up so much of the supposedly scarce Singapore land. This is a class issue.

20/08/2026

At the Maju Rally organised by SG Climate Rally, John from Workers Make Possible argues that we the people shouldn't have to trade our forests for more housing. Rather, we need to look at how land is inefficiently used in Singapore to fuel the extravagant lifestyles of the ultra-wealthy, such as with the massive Good Class Bungalows.

13/08/2026

In parliament, Pritam Singh called for retrenchment benefits to be legalised in a time of economic uncertainty. This seems like a W from the Worker's Party, but it is crucial that these benefits are extended to ALL workers in Singapore, regardless of their passport.

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