https://data-workers.org
Read/watch excerpts from our collaborators — Oskarina, Ranta, and Alexis — on this topic.
Read/watch excerpts from our collaborators — Oskarina, Ranta, and Alexis — on this topic.
We're excited to co-organize a transnational data worker assembly together with @superrrnetwork.bsky.social on September 16-17 in Berlin.
While the first day is closed-door, we’ll host a public event on the 17th.
👉 Program and registration: www.weizenbaum-institut.de/news/detail/...
We're excited to co-organize a transnational data worker assembly together with @superrrnetwork.bsky.social on September 16-17 in Berlin.
While the first day is closed-door, we’ll host a public event on the 17th.
👉 Program and registration: www.weizenbaum-institut.de/news/detail/...
Read quotes from our collaborators — Yasser, Ranta, Wilington, and Alexis — for a glimpse into what life is really like for data workers.
Read quotes from our collaborators — Yasser, Ranta, Wilington, and Alexis — for a glimpse into what life is really like for data workers.
📍Today at 5 PM. The event is open and anyone can attend!
👉 Learn more here: www.ibei.org/es/mesa-redo...
📍Today at 5 PM. The event is open and anyone can attend!
👉 Learn more here: www.ibei.org/es/mesa-redo...
Did Meta fully automate its content moderation processes?
The answer is no.
Meta simply moved these operations to a cheaper location in Latin America, continuing to rely on human labor, just at a lower cost and with even less visibility.
Did Meta fully automate its content moderation processes?
The answer is no.
Meta simply moved these operations to a cheaper location in Latin America, continuing to rely on human labor, just at a lower cost and with even less visibility.
🗓️ Wed, June 18 at IBEI (Institut Barcelona d’Estudis Internacionals)
Part of the IV Global Digital Justice Conference
🗓️ Wed, June 18 at IBEI (Institut Barcelona d’Estudis Internacionals)
Part of the IV Global Digital Justice Conference
Every day, data workers, content moderators, annotators, and labellers confront some of the internet’s most harmful content to keep digital spaces safe for others.
Every day, data workers, content moderators, annotators, and labellers confront some of the internet’s most harmful content to keep digital spaces safe for others.
June 4th, 2025
June 4th, 2025