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AI, Labor and The Future of San Francisco : Panels 3 & 4 in partnership with WorkWeek Radio/Media

AI, Labor and The Future of San Francisco : Panels 3 & 4 Examining the impact of AI on the workforce and the future of labor in San Francisco with a panel of experts and community leaders. Logistics, Robotics & AI: Jason Munderloh, Robinson Nunez Jason Munderloh has been working as an app-based driver for twelve years and has been active in advocacy for rideshare drivers for six years. He a driver leader with Rideshare Drivers United and is the head of the Bay Area chapter. Robinson Nunez is a socialist organizer with the Democratic Socialist America San Francisco chapter and on the labor board leadership. and have been involved with Rideshare Drivers United since March 2025 Tech Industry: Neil Shah, Ashly M. Gjøvik Ashley M. Gjøvik is an engineering program manager, lawyer, and whistleblower. She worked at Apple in Silicon Valley from 2015 until Apple fired her in 2021. The abrupt termination occurred in the midst of numerous government investigations into the tech company triggered by Gjøvik's complaints about health & safety, workplace harassment, retaliation, and environmental compliance. Gjøvik also raised ethical concerns about Apple's software development practices including about privacy and consent for AI data collection. Apple's justification for firing Gjøvik claimed her complaints and allegations of misconduct was "leaking." Since 2021, multiple agencies have found in Gjøvik's favor against Apple including the EPA and NLRB. Gjøvik holds a Juris Doctor degree and has been active in public interest advocacy, focusing on human rights and corporate accountability. Neil Shah was a software engineer at a venture-backed AI startup. After taking a peek behind the curtain and not liking what he saw, he left his position. In the propaganda war that is AI, he seeks to help inform and activate tech workers who feel similarly.