Chris Mills Rodrigo

A pile of narrowly shredded white newspaper with black writing that is not legible.

Cutting Local Journalists, McClatchy Embraces AI Content

Justin Rosenstein

A protester holds a 'Don't let AI take our future' placard during the demonstration by the group Pause AI outside Downing Street. (Photo by Vuk Valcic / SOPA Images via AP)

The Like Button Helped Social Media Put Profit Over People. We Can’t Let AI Do the Same.

Nathan Sanders

Bruce Schneier

Workers protest against anti-strike legislation on International Workers' Day in Warsaw, Poland, on May 1, 2026. (Photo by Jaap Arriens / Sipa via AP Images)

Separating AI’s Technological Problems From its Capitalism Problems

Velislava Hillman

Peter G. Kirchschläger 

Two workers running inside a scroll wheel embedded in a computer mouse, controlled by a giant capitalist hand.

AI Lays Bare the Authoritarianism of Modern Work. Time to Rethink Education.

Samonne Montgomery

An imposing building with two doors and a red brick background, newspaper cuttings of job listings are also collaged into the background. One door is at ground level where a businessman is carrying a large box labelled AI as he is about to enter the building. The second door is high above ground with no apparent means of entry. There is a large flashing neon sign which reads Entry Level above the door. Three young people are below looking up at the door.

Assigning Responsibility When AI Discriminates Against Job Applicants

Sana Ahmad

Illustrations of six data workers, working at computers in isolation from each other. Painted background includes hazy image of cubicles; digital overlay of glass fractures.

Labor Power and the Role of Subcontracting in the AI Economy 

Max Belasco

The sign of University of California at the entrance of Berkeley campus. Shutterstock

The sign of University of California at the entrance of Berkeley campus. 

We Just Formed the Largest Tech Union in America. Here's How We Did It

Isabel N. Adler

Within the frames are people bound to their office cubicles; beyond them, individuals work freely from diverse locations, connected through digital signals.

Digital Nomads Beyond the Cubicle by Yutong Liu & Digit / 

AI May Dramatically Disrupt The American City. Are Urban Planners Ready?

Varsha Bansal

A Meta sign at Meta Headquarters in Menlo Park, California, in January 2025.

Tech Workers Are Fighting Against Silicon Valley’s AI Push

Hundreds of nurses and supporters march through midtown Manhattan on Day 26 of the New York State Nurses Association strike, Feb. 6. (Photo by Melissa Bender/NurPhoto via AP)

The Nurses Union Breaking Ranks to Fight AI in Hospitals

Savannah Taylor

A female Uber Eats delivery worker prepares her scooter for food deliveries in Rotterdam, Netherlands, on September 9, 2025. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto via AP)

Rethinking the Gig Economy’s False Promise to Women

Theodora Skeadas

Jenn Louie

Ryan Roberts

This image shows a white-collar office worker buried under stacks of paperwork while torrents resembling firehoses pour down around her. (Pauline Wee & DAIR / Better Images of AI)

This image shows a white-collar office worker buried under stacks of paperwork while torrents resembling firehoses pour down around her. (

Examining Moral Injury in the Trust and Safety Profession

Students walk past the Harriet and Charles Luckman Fine Arts Complex at the California State University, Los Angeles on April 25, 2019. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes, File)

How Cal State Became Ground Zero for the Fight over AI in Higher Education

Justin Hendrix

Tech workers from Google, Meta and Amazon protest against Big Tech supplying Israel with intelligence tools outside Google offices in Chelsea, Manhattan, NY, on Tuesday, April 16, 2024. Google faced criticism for terminating employees dissenting its relationship between the Israel Defense Forces. (Photo by Cristina Matuozzi/Sipa USA)(Sipa via AP Images)