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Rafael Grohmann

93 trust researcher @grohmannrafael.bsky.social · 3,903 followers

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Researcher with public evidence across AI research, Culture, work & education.

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Assistant Professor Media Studies (Critical Platform Studies) University of Toronto, Canada. Leader DigiLabour. Platform labor, Worker-owned Platforms, AI & Labor, Worker Organizing

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Every pass and foul in the World cup is logged and labeled by data workers in India, the Philippines and Cairo to the train AI algorithms used by betting companies and team data analysts. restofworld.org/2026/fifa-wo...

The AI-powered World Cup runs on thousands of data workers restofworld.org

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Mapping worker-led AI governance in the global cultural industries. New article in Media, Culture & Society with an overview of the results of our tracker on worker mobilizations around AI in the sector. doi.org/10.1177/0163...

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ZeMKI Reminder 📣 TOMORROW the ComAI-Lecture with Prof. Dr. Rafael Grohmann (University of Toronto, Canada) on the topic “Worker-Ied AI governance in cultural industries” will take place at Bremer Presse Club! More information:

Rafael Grohmann (University of Toronto, Canada): Worker-led AI governance in cultural industries zemki.uni-bremen.de View on Bluesky →

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New grant! Worker-led AI governance: Power Resources and Shared Learnings of Cultural Workers in Canada and Brazil. This is a SSHRC Insight grant, the flagship program for Social Sciences and Humanities in Canada @sshrc-crsh.canada.ca

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