As Employers Push to Adopt AI, Many Workers Push Back - The Tyee
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As more employers adopt artificial intelligence (AI) tools in the workplace, employees are becoming increasingly wary of how this technology is being used and are pushing back.
The concerns are wide-ranging: from a fear that AI will replace jobs entirely to worries about privacy violations when companies use AI to monitor workers' behavior. These anxieties have prompted workers across various industries to organize protests and even boycott certain technologies.
In the tech industry, for example, there have been calls for more transparency around how AI systems are developed and deployed. Em…
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