Antonio Casilli and Philip Di Salvo Discuss AI's Hidden Human Labor at BergamoScienza
Sociologist Antonio Casilli will examine the invisible workforce powering artificial intelligence during a public talk at PalaScienza in Bergamo's Piazza della Libertà. Moderated by researcher Philip Di Salvo, the event is part of the BergamoScienza festival and is free with mandatory online reservation. Casilli's presentation focuses on the millions of data workers worldwide who perform fragmented, precarious, and unseen tasks to train, annotate, and correct algorithms. Rather than eliminating human labor, the rise of AI is reshaping its methods, geographies, and protections. The discussion, organized in collaboration with BergamoScienza, takes place at PalaScienza in Piazza della Libertà, Bergamo.
Fatti principali
- The event is a public program talk titled 'CHI LAVORA PER L’INTELLIGENZA ARTIFICIALE?'
- Sociologist Antonio Casilli is the featured speaker.
- Researcher Philip Di Salvo moderates the discussion.
- The talk is part of BergamoScienza and held in collaboration with the festival.
- It takes place at PalaScienza, Piazza della Libertà, Bergamo.
- Admission is free but requires mandatory online reservation.
- The discussion explores the hidden human labor behind AI, including data workers who train, annotate, and correct algorithms.
- The event addresses how AI redefines labor modalities, geographies, and protections rather than simply replacing human work.
Entità
Artisti
- Antonio Casilli
- Philip Di Salvo
Istituzioni
- BergamoScienza
Luoghi
- Bergamo
- Italy
- Piazza della Libertà
- PalaScienza