#stopthegenocideingaza🇵🇸 Il giornalista Antonio Mazzeo: #Gaza, #Palestine
#Italian #Genocide
APPROFONDIMENTO SU QUELLO CHE STA ACCADENDO A GAZA E IN TUTTO IL TERRITORIO
PALESTINESE OCCUPATO, SUL GENOCIDIO, SULLE COMPLICITÀ DELLE AZIENDE E SUI
TRAFFICI DI ARMI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WyX-8NxgIc&t=1350s
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#stopthegenocideingaza🇵🇸 Il giornalista Antonio Mazzeo: #Gaza, #Palestine
#Italian #Genocide
QUELLO CHE STA ACCADENDO A GAZA E IN TUTTO IL TERRITORIO PALESTINESE OCCUPATO,
IL GENOCIDIO, LE COMPLICITÀ DELLE AZIENDE E I TRAFFICI DI ARMI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WyX-8NxgIc
DiPLab Co-founder Antonio Casilli on Rai 1 (Italy): Exposing the Human Side of AI
Italy’s national broadcaster Rai 1 has shined a light on a crucial but often
overlooked aspect of artificial intelligence in their program “Codice.” Their
recent report reveals the essential truth: AI is built on real human work. As
you might expect, this report bears the fingerprints of our team at DiPLab Rai
1, with DiPLab’s co-founder Antonio Casilli being interviewed among the experts
of AI supply chains.
OpenAI, DeepSeek and the Rise of a ‘Digital Lumpenproletariat’: DiPLab’s Antonio Casilli Interviewed on Italian National Radio
Antonio Casilli, professor of Sociology at the Polytechnic Institute of Paris
and co-director of the DiPLab research group, recently featured on Italy’s
national radio program Eta Beta, hosted by Massimo Cerofolini on Rai Radio1, to
discuss the dark side of artificial intelligence.
In the interview, Casilli shed light on the invisible workforce behind AI’s
apparent automation—millions of precarious, underpaid workers across Africa,
Asia, and South America who perform the “dirty work” powering AI systems. For
mere pennies per hour, these digital laborers filter disturbing content
including graphic violence and sexual abuse, annotate images and videos, correct
algorithm errors, train self-driving cars, and even produce commissioned social
media engagement.
The DiPLab director, author of the award-winning book Waiting for Robots. The
Hired Hands of Automation, also highlighted how everyday users unknowingly
contribute free labor to improve AI models like American-made ChatGPT or
Chinese-developed DeepSeek, further entrenching this exploitative system.