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From Chile to the Philippines, meet the people pushing back on AI

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Adoption of artificial intelligence is on the rise worldwide, but the pace is uneven. As the global economy shifts increasingly toward AI-driven production and processes, wealthier nations are reaping the …

From Chile to the Philippines, meet the people pushing back on AI Read More

Equity welcomes government’s shift in AI copyright policy

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Equity, the performing arts and entertainment trade union, has welcomed the announcement that the Government is to roll back on the ‘opt-out’ exception to copyright for artificial intelligence training. An ‘opt-out’ exception was …

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Philippines, the call‑center capital: Taking a deluge of calls for under $2 an hour

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It’s Saturday night in Manila, but 25-year-old Chris, who just graduated with a master’s degree, is not getting ready to party. His chair at a call center awaits him, so …

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The new boss at work may not be human

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A year ago, engineers at Snowflake, the American cloud-based data platform, still spent part of their day on routine tasks – such as scanning dashboards to ensure systems were running …

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The UAW Volkswagen Contract Is a Win for Unions in the South

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The United Auto Workers (UAW) have just marked one of the most important milestones in the union’s history: they have officially reached a tentative agreement on a first contract with …

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Gig workers in Africa have been helping the US military. They had no idea

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Six weeks before the US launched its brazen mission to capture Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro, a spy plane called the Rivet Joint was detected flying figure-of-eight loops above the Atlantic …

Gig workers in Africa have been helping the US military. They had no idea Read More

Drought spreads beyond Kenya’s arid north, plunging herders into crisis

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SHOMPOLE, Kenya, Feb 6 (Reuters) – The dozens of cow and goat carcasses scattered around Maria Katanga’s family compound testify to the grinding impact of an ongoing drought on Kenya’s …

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India’s Gig Workers Strike for Dignity and Protection

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On 25 December, the Indian Federation of App-Based Transport Workers (IFAT) mobilized a nationwide flash strike, with nearly 40,000 delivery workers from platforms like Swiggy, Zomato, and Amazon participating across …

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Labor rights in Europe: Who’s working over Christmas?

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While the festive season’s most famous workers are the elves of the North Pole and their sleigh-riding courier, there are many more that keep things running over the final weeks …

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Rotten at the core: the silent exploitation of migrant fruit & veg pickers

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Millions of migrant workers face exploitation in Europe’s fields, harvesting the fruit and vegetables that many of us purchase. This was the stark finding of a disturbing investigation published last …

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