Gig workers around the world report directly to algorithms in precarious jobs created by secretive corporations. We take you to the streets of Quito, Ecuador where delivery workers are protesting against artificial intelligence, and we hear solutions from people in several countries on how to audit the algorithms and reclaim rights.<a href="https://2022.internethealthreport.org/story/tech-that-works-for-workers-eduardo-meneses">Eduardo Meneses</a> is gearing up with allies to ‘audit the algorithms’ of delivery platforms in Ecuador as the Global Head of Social Change at Thoughtworks.<a href="https://2022.internethealthreport.org/story/clocking-into-worker-data-dan-calacci">Dan Calacci</a> at the MIT Media Lab is developing open source tools and systems that empower workers to take control of their data.<a href="https://2022.internethealthreport.org/story/robots-rights-regulation-aida-ponce-del-castillo">Aída Ponce Del Castillo</a> is working on AI regulation to protect the rights of platform workers as a lawyer with the European Trade Union Institute in Brussels.Yuly Ramirez is the general secretary of a coalition of digital platform workers in Ecuador and José Gonzalez is a delivery driver in Quito, Ecuador.IRL is an original podcast from Mozilla, the non-profit behind Firefox. In Season 6, host <a href="https://getpocket.com/collections/ai-is-shaping-the-future-of-the-web-how-can-we-make-sure-its-for-the-better ">Bridget Todd</a> shares stories of people who make AI more trustworthy in real life. This season doubles as Mozilla’s <a href="https://2022.internethealthreport.org/">2022 Internet Health Report</a>. Go to the report for show notes, transcripts, and more.

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