Pauline Wee

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An image by Jamillah Knowles & Reset.Tech Australia / Better Images of AI / People with phones / CC-BY 4.0 It shows a bunch of people walking, standing in a wheel chair, all looking at their phones. The image is brown in color.

Social media harms

Creating natural language processing tools, and using mixed methods (quantitative and qualitative) approaches to analyze the impacts of social media platforms on neglected countries and languages. Watch our short documentary on the topic.

Screenshot from the Huniki Federation website features abstract designs in bright primary colors like blue, green, and red, on a white background. The text reads, "Outperform the mega-models. Put language tech in the hands of people who actually speak it." The logos for participating organization line up below this: Khaya AI, Lesan AI, Algorine, Ghana NLP, Lelapa, and DAIR.

Language Technology

Africa

Tools

Huniki Federation: Many Models for Many People

Counteracting the "one giant model for everything" approach by BigTech by empowering small, community-rooted organizations around the world building task-specific models serving their needs. Check out the Huniki Federation website for more.

Screenshot of a slide with a green background. Surveillance Wage Theft written on the side, and with text 1) Stand-Up Meetings $2,500-$2,600 2. Mentor App $1,875-$7,800, 3. AI Powered Cameras

Data Workers

Labor

Worker surveillance and wage theft

Focusing on how algorithmic management and workplace surveillance allows corporations like Amazon to steal wages, intensify poor working conditions, and evade responsibility.

Pauline Wee

Social media harms

Huniki Federation: Many Models for Many People

Worker surveillance and wage theft

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