Joshua Coleman

Reimagining the future of data and AI labor in the Global South

Everyday tools like artificial intelligence (AI) and social media algorithms aren’t just powered by technology—they require human workers to sort through our content, labeling, tagging, transcribing, and processing data. Platforms to support this work have existed since at least 2005, but outsourcing labeling, often to workers in the Global South, has become increasingly lucrative over…

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New Android Fud fully undetectable Rat discovered and public rendering for download on Github

A new Trojan of Trojan of Android Distance (RAT) presented as completely undetectable appeared publicly on Github, aroused serious concerns among cybersecurity researchers. Donated to bypass the advanced restrictions of authorization and processes in the background, in particular in the Chinese ROMs such as MIUI and EMUI, this rat represents one of the most sophisticated…

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AI tied to 7,000 job cuts in September: Challenger

Diving brief: Until now, more than 17,000 jobs have been directly awarded to artificial intelligence this year, the technological industry opening the way, The Challenger Open Society, Gray & Christmas, said in a recent report. Most of the cuts were announced in the second half. In September only, Challenger Monitoring 7,000 job cuts due specifically…

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