Awesome to see this work finally in print! Our chapter looks at the role of workers in keeping AI accountable. We draw from the Collective Action in Tech database to develop our theoretical model.

In 1987, the MIT Coalition Against Apartheid protested against MIT's ties to apartheid South Africa by erecting a shantytown. Today, in the same location, students are protesting MIT's ties to genocide & apartheid in Palestine via the Scientists Against Genocide encampment. 🇵🇸

Shame on Brown University. Solidarity with Brown University SJP. Free Palestine 🇵🇸

My book is now available to download for free! Just like in nature, where survival hinges on adaptation, this book analyses how nations exploit (or get pushed from) new dynamics of structural transformation induced by climate. Let me know what you think! cambridge.org/core/elements/…

We're at #FAccT2024 giving away this new zine: A Time Capsule of Workers Stories in the Age of Gen AI. This is a window into the complex relationship between workers and the AI we use (or are forced to use) and produce, but also resist and subvert… collectiveaction.tech/2024/bits-in-t…

Excited to share this paper! The key takeaway is that the workplace is another arena in which AI reproduces existing inequalities: AI-related harms inflicted on gig/low-waged workers remain unresolved at a higher rate than those inflicted on professionals/high-waged workers.

New paper out at Review of International Political Economy "Varieties of Corporate Innovation Systems & Their Interplay with Global and National Systems: #Amazon, #Facebook, #Google and #Microsoft’s Strategies to Produce & Appropriate #ArtificialIntelligence" 1/8 tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Pleased to share (another) published piece w/ Juan M. Graña 🧡💚 Sebastián Franco Dependency in the Digital Age?Mercado Libre in Latin America onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/de… (Digital) dependency as layers of economic power. Leading firms from the peripheries occupy intermediate positions 1/5

Our new article draws from the recent history of tech worker organizing to argue that workers, if organized, can play an important role in shaping the future of the tech sector. Ty @seyramavle and Sarah Fox for inviting us to contribute.

Thrilled to announce “From Click to Boom: The Political Economy of E-Commerce in China” is released! (amazon: tiny.cc/35zuzz or 30%off with code P327 at tiny.cc/2ouuzz via Princeton University Press) A decade in the making, my book presents how the world’s largest