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Ethical considerations in working with ChatGPT on a questionnaire about the future of work with ChatGPT Publications by VM
Intelligent machines will not replace humans (In Greek). Publications by VM
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In the belly of AI Resources (audiovisual)
Looking at "ghost work": Revisiting and interrupting the invisibility in data work Publications by VM
Digital Labor and Artificial Intelligence: a critical mapping of the shifts on the labor landscape Publications by VM
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Artificial Intelligence at the Supermarket: A (Not So) Simple Story of Automation Story

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