US EditionThe Filipino workers at the sharp end of AI
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The Filipino workers at the sharp end of AI
As they do every evening, Junbee and John-Henry, two friends aged 22 and 27, take their place in the over-heated room of a small cybercafé in the slum area they call home in Cagayan de Oro, a city in the southern Philippines. After shooing out two teenagers transfixed by video games, they flop down onto the plastic chairs in front of two outdated computers. “We don't have enough money to buy a computer ourselves, so we come here to work each nig…
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