Projects
Worker voice
The people who build and test frontier models know more about the risks and harms of these models than anyone outside, and they sit close to where decisions are made. They are the natural check on whether an alignment document is followed in practice. The workers whose jobs AI is reshaping have a stake too, in which models are deployed and on what terms. Both need a voice that doesn't depend on leaving. We help them be heard.
Friday 20 November 2026 · Palace of Westminster, London
AI: Worker Voice as Critical Internal Condition
A one-day parliamentary conference on governance and worker voice inside frontier AI companies, from code to boardroom. Hosted by Baroness Kidron and convened by Oxford's Institute for Ethics in AI and Harvard's Center for Labor and a Just Economy; coordinated by Democratic Intelligence. Four sessions under the Chatham House Rule, closing with the Westminster Pledge on Worker Voice in AI.
100
places in total, speakers included
Exploring
Helping employees speak up together
With partners, we are exploring tools that let employees of AI companies raise concerns together while staying anonymous.
Ongoing
Connecting them with policy and research
We put people inside AI companies in touch, in confidence, with the researchers and policymakers working on the rules that govern their work.
You work at an AI company and want to talk, in confidence? Write to us.
Who we work with
Partners
Center for Labor and a Just Economy, Harvard Law School
Our partner on events, including the Westminster conference, and on research into worker voice.