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Prof. Antonio Casilli: ‘The back office of AI is not as bright as Silicon Valley suggests’
Facial recognition, ChatGPT and voice assistants like Siri or Google Home: more and more people face the staggering applications of artificial intelligence (AI). Far less known are the millions of human ‘clickworkers’ needed to make AI possible. Antonio Casilli, professor of sociology at the Institut Polytechnique de Paris, talks about the often dire working conditions of these invisible workers in his lecture ‘How Artificial Intelligence fosters Global Inequalities’.
