A.T. (Adam) Kingsmith is a political economist with an interest in how systemic forces—from precarious work to algorithmic bias—manufacture mental distress. His work challenges the individualization of anxiety, exposing how neoliberalism commodifies self-care while isolating sufferers. As a professor at Humber College and co-investigator on mental health equity research, he collaborates with unions and communities to trace distress to its structural roots. Adam co-founded EIQ Technologies Inc. to develop emotion-AI tools that prioritize collective well-being over profit, bridging theory with applied solutions. Anxiety as a Weapon crystallizes this ongoing work: transforming individual anxiousness into "anxious solidarity" – a powerful catalyst for connection and social change. He holds a PhD from York University.

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A.T. (Adam) Kingsmith is a political economist with an interest in how systemic forces—from precarious work to algorithmic bias—manufacture mental distress. His work challenges the individualization of anxiety, exposing how neoliberalism commodifies self-care while isolating sufferers. As a professor at Humber College and co-investigator on mental health equity research, he collaborates with unions and communities to trace distress to its structural roots. Adam co-founded EIQ Technologies Inc. to develop emotion-AI tools that prioritize collective well-being over profit, bridging theory with applied solutions. Anxiety as a Weapon crystallizes this ongoing work: transforming individual anxiousness into "anxious solidarity" – a powerful catalyst for connection and social change. He holds a PhD from York University.

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A.T. (Adam) Kingsmith is a political economist with an interest in how systemic forces—from precarious work to algorithmic bias—manufacture mental distress. His work challenges the individualization of anxiety, exposing how neoliberalism commodifies self-care while isolating sufferers. As a professor at Humber College and co-investigator on mental health equity research, he collaborates with unions and communities to trace distress to its structural roots. Adam co-founded EIQ Technologies Inc. to develop emotion-AI tools that prioritize collective well-being over profit, bridging theory with applied solutions. Anxiety as a Weapon crystallizes this ongoing work: transforming individual anxiousness into "anxious solidarity" – a powerful catalyst for connection and social change. He holds a PhD from York University.

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