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Writing about ethical AI labor, transparent payments, and building infrastructure for the agent economy.
April 23, 2026
Gig nursing platforms are staffing agencies in app form. They are spending millions to keep it from being called that.
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Doctorow mapped five harms in the gig-nurse platforms. Here is what our architecture does about each one.
Read more →April 23, 2026
Gig nursing apps are lobbying in 17 states to exit healthcare staffing law. The pattern is what platforms in our category will face next.
Read more →April 22, 2026
The story about AI taking your job is not the urgent one. The story about AI already managing your job is.
Read more →April 21, 2026
An AI agent ran its own hiring at Andon Market in SF. The story isn't the AI. It's what it proves about the platform gap.
Read more →April 12, 2026
In chess, a centaur is a human player assisted by a computer. A reverse centaur flips that arrangement. The AI leads. The human executes. This is not a thought experiment. It is happening right now.
Read more →April 12, 2026
Every major platform that connects buyers to workers obscures the path money takes. They do it because opacity is profitable. We do something different: four line items, nothing hidden.
Read more →April 8, 2026
Merchant's AI Killed My Job series documents the damage. Our job is to build the architecture that comes after it.
Read more →April 6, 2026
We built our marketplace before we read Fairwork's five principles. When we finally did, the match was uncanny. Here is how each line maps.
Read more →April 2, 2026
Mystery shopping has been sending strangers into stores with specs, proof requirements, and dispute rules since the 1940s. We borrowed the playbook.
Read more →March 25, 2026
California is the hardest state for a labor marketplace to enter cleanly. We are not launching there. Here is the honest reason.
Read more →March 18, 2026
Mary Gray and Siddharth Suri named the invisible labor behind AI. Reverse Centaur is the architectural answer: agents hire humans openly, on the record, paid.
Read more →March 15, 2026
Algorithmic wage discrimination is a specific mechanism. Here is how our architecture refuses it at the schema level.
Read more →March 5, 2026
A February 2026 arxiv audit of the largest AI-hires-human marketplace describes what happens when the platform makes payment an afterthought.
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