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  "publishedAt": "2026-02-25T12:38:36.000Z",
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  "tags": [
    "Technology",
    "adivasi communities",
    "AI ethics",
    "AI governance",
    "ai industry",
    "artificial intelligence",
    "content moderation",
    "dalit voices",
    "data annotation",
    "digital labor",
    "ethical ai",
    "exploitation",
    "Future Of Work",
    "gender inequality",
    "gig economy",
    "Global South",
    "human cost of ai",
    "india workforce",
    "invisible labour",
    "labour rights",
    "mental health",
    "platform economy",
    "psychological trauma",
    "rural india",
    "Social justice",
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    "tech industry",
    "women empowerment",
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  "textContent": "Artificial intelligence is often presented as a triumph of human ingenuity: fast, efficient, and increasingly autonomous. But beneath this polished narrative lies a hidden global workforce performing the most disturbing, repetitive, and psychologically taxing tasks that machines cannot yet do. This labour is not randomly distributed. It is systematically outsourced to the Global South, where […]",
  "title": "Rural Indian Women Are Made To Watch Hours Of Sexual Content To Train AI"
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