Author
Marvin B. Wilcher — Author of AI: The Agents That No Longer Need Us
Biography
Marvin B. Wilcher brings more than 45 years of entrepreneurial and business experience, including the acquisition of more than 27 companies. His career spans operations, strategy, technology, manufacturing, finance, and media — the practical vantage point from which he watched automation move from a cost line to a labor substitute.
He writes at the intersection of artificial intelligence, public finance, and the labor systems that hold societies together. His central argument is that the machine economy can become either extraction or survival architecture, and that the choice is structural rather than technological.
Professional background
- — 45+ years of entrepreneurial and operating experience
- — Acquisition and integration of more than 27 companies
- — Work across operations, strategy, technology, manufacturing, finance, and media
- — Long-running focus on how technology changes the economics of work
Why he wrote this book
Most AI commentary argues about capability. Very little follows the money — through payroll, through public revenue, through the systems that revenue keeps solvent. Wilcher wrote AI: The Agents That No Longer Need Us to make that argument while a structural response is still possible.
Areas of expertise
Artificial intelligence and autonomous agents, machine labor and robotics adoption, employment displacement, tax policy and public revenue design, and the Labor Replacement Tax.
Media and speaking
Available for interviews, podcasts, panels, and speaking engagements on AI, machine labor, and the future of public revenue.
Get the book
Available now
AI: The Agents That No Longer Need Us is available now in paperback and Kindle eBook formats on Amazon.
- Paperback
- $19.99
- Kindle eBook
- $9.99