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Saturday 27 March 2021

The effects of AI and monitoring and the Data (day) impacts on young workers

Time: 15:00 – 16:00

Organiser: Prospect

Join Prospect to discuss how trade unions are organising to ensure that tech, data and the advance of AI works for workers. Over the last year we have seen the acceleration of digital surveillance and growth of technology shaping how are managed and work.
But unions are getting organised. This is our data – and we need start campaigning on data rights.
Chair: Jasmin Beckett, chair of Prospect young workers

Speakers: Andrew Pakes, research director and deputy general secretary of Prospect and Jonnie Penn, co-founder of the WeClock app and an AI researcher at Cambridge University