OpenAI, Tesla and Amazon have been blacklisted by the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) as part of a campaign for democracy. The document presents a list of international corporations that undermine the work of state institutions and violate the rights of workers through aggressive lobbying. In 2026, new major players joined Anti-rating, including the developer of neural networks OpenAI, the investment fund of Apollo Global Management and the French media that owns the Bolloré Group. The authors of the study criticized OpenAI for its nature and attempts to block government regulation of artificial intelligence, which poses direct risks to workers. The Apollo Foundation was accused of violating the rights of workers in controlled factories, and the Bolora Group for using controlled media to attack workers and promote good ideas. The list also includes Amazon, which is rapidly replacing staff with robots, Tesla for increasing pressure on unions and software developer Palantir, which makes money from surveillance operations and military conflicts. Luca Triang, the general secretary of the confederation, said that key decisions in technology, media and working conditions should not be left to billionaires. He called on national governments to protect workers' rights to association and collective bargaining, and to adopt a binding international convention on business and human rights at the UN level.

OpenAI, Tesla and Amazon have been blacklisted by the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) as part of a campaign for democracy. The document presents a list of international corporations that undermine the work of state institutions and violate the rights of workers through aggressive lobbying. In 2026, new major players joined Anti-rating, including the developer of neural networks OpenAI, the investment fund of Apollo Global Management and the French media that owns the Bolloré Group. The authors of the study criticized OpenAI for its nature and attempts to block government regulation of artificial intelligence, which poses direct risks to workers. The Apollo Foundation was accused of violating the rights of workers in controlled factories, and the Bolora Group for using controlled media to attack workers and promote good ideas. The list also includes Amazon, which is rapidly replacing staff with robots, Tesla for increasing pressure on unions and software developer Palantir, which makes money from surveillance operations and military conflicts. Luca Triang, the general secretary of the confederation, said that key decisions in technology, media and working conditions should not be left to billionaires. He called on national governments to protect workers' rights to association and collective bargaining, and to adopt a binding international convention on business and human rights at the UN level.