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Capitalism's drive for efficiency leads to automation dominance, impacting labor intensification.

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The article discusses how capitalism and technology are connected. Capitalism uses technology to make more money by reducing labor costs. This leads to competition among businesses, forcing them to use machines to produce goods faster. This makes the work process more intense and reduces the time needed to make products.