"if you’re in San Francisco on Thursday for the AI Conference, stop by on your way in and talk to us. It’s free. We’re the real face of the workers at companies like Uber and Lyft — and our jobs are being negatively impacted by the adoption of AI."

To make sure AI serves workers—not just tech monopolies—we need bold action: corporate regulation, worker voice, and sectoral bargaining. Read more from @elizabethwwilkins.bsky.social on the scale of #AI concentration in a new blog w/ @eop.aspeninstitute.org ⤵️ www.aspeninstitute.org/blog-posts/w...

Tech giants have spent more than $100 billion on data center construction just this summer in the name of “progress”- but this new report from @mediajustice.bsky.social reveals just how much the opposite of that is happening in Southern communities: mediajustice.org/resource/the...

US lawmakers held their first major hearing on the safety of AI chatbots in the wake of damaging reports that they have encouraged self-harm and exposed youth to sensual material. Check out highlights and a transcript of the session here:

“This new technology is making it harder for me to make a living driving for Uber”, writes Daryush K-Mobarakeh in the Chronicle. www.sfchronicle.com/opinion/open... A lot of chatter on the r/uberdrivers Reddit... Think this would interest you @alexhanna.bsky.social and @veenadubal.bsky.social