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Mamdani: The Workers’ Justice Project and the Workers’ Algorithm Observatory are engineering software that lets delivery workers record the DoorDash app and share it directly with the city. For the first time, workers will have the power to crowdsource data and investigate the black box algorithms that dictate their... show more

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Mohamed7 days ago

everybody campaigns for workers. this is the first time i've watched someone in office actually ship something for them every single week

Akbar Ganji7 days ago

👈 Article by Akbar Ganji @GanjiAkbar: ✅ Trumps_Art_of_the_Deal: #Swallowing_Venezuela, #Greenland and #Iran by #America; #Swallowing_the_Middle_East by #Israel ✅ The genocide and Holocaust in Gaza, aimed at ethnic cleansing to realize "Greater Israel"👇👇

Sandra Hernandez7 days ago

When an algorithm determines how workers are paid and scheduled, workers should have the right to see how it works. Transparency shouldn’t be something a corporation can keep behind a black box.

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