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National AFL-CIO ‘Sounds The Alarm On How AI Technology Is Being Deployed In The Workplace & How The Labor Movement Plans To Center Workers In This Transition’

Feb 16,26 | 01:41 EST

The National AFL-CIO is expressing profound concern regarding the accelerated deployment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology within American workplaces, arguing that while it significantly benefits tech billionaires, it simultaneously poses critical threats to workers' jobs, fundamental rights, and overall well-being. This alarm follows a noticeable surge in AI-related advertising, particularly during high-profile events like the Super Bowl, which was met with a largely negative public reception. The labor movement emphasizes its proactive 'Workers First Initiative on AI,' launched in 2025, which outlines a comprehensive strategy for the ethical development and regulation of new technologies. This initiative rigorously demands the establishment of responsible and common-sense guardrails to safeguard employment, ensure access to healthcare, protect vital public services, and secure the future economic stability of the workforce against the unfettered integration of AI systems. The AFL-CIO's stance is clear: AI must serve the interests of working people and their families, not just corporate profits.

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Artificial Intelligence Policy & GOP: Regulation Must Encourage Innovation

Feb 16,26 | 01:37 EST

The key is to draw a line between AI architecture and AI applications.

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Colorado lawmaker, advocacy groups host artificial intelligence town hall - CBS Colorado

Feb 16,26 | 01:34 EST

At a coffee shop in Aurora, a group of people gathered Sunday evening to talk about artificial intelligence and the potential dangers the technology poses.

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Artificial Intelligence and Administrative Law: The UK’s Search for a New Framework, by Joe Tomlinson & Brendan McGurk

Feb 16,26 | 01:31 EST

This article discusses how administrative law should adapt to the rise of artificial intelligence, specifically focusing on the United Kingdom's evolving approach. It examines the foundational tension between traditional legal frameworks and the governance of AI-assisted decisions, outlining the UK's search for a new legislative framework. The questions animating this symposium—how administrative law should adapt to the rise of artificial intelligence—are hardly confined to the United States. The United Kingdom, like many other jurisdictions, is grappling with the same foundational tension.

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A Challenge for a Primavera Digitale: The Phantom Influence of Artificial Intelligence Systems

Feb 03,26 | 01:36 EST

This article explores the puzzling social phenomenon of widespread comfort with phone applications and AI systems that process personal data and influence life opportunities, contrasting it with discomfort in physical surveillance. It questions the adequacy of existing human rights frameworks in capturing the nature of power in the digital realm, arguing they are structurally constrained by the 'phantom influence' of digital technologies.

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House committee looks at Artificial Intelligence bills

Feb 03,26 | 01:35 EST

The proposed bills would place responsibility for wrongdoing caused by AI on those responsible for directing it. This legislative effort aims to define AI's legal status as non-sentient and establish clear accountability for its use and potential harm.

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When health misinformation meets artificial intelligence (AI): why parliamentary leadership matters

Jan 23,26 | 01:35 EST

Health misinformation—now accelerated by AI—is reshaping how adolescents understand sexuality, vaccination and care, often eroding trust in health systems. In a global webinar convened by Inter-Parliamentary Union and Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health, parliamentarians, experts and civil society from 69 countries explored how AI amplifies false narratives—and how empathy-driven communication, ethical AI governance and parliamentary leadership can protect the right to health and advance equity.

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Trump threatens to use the Insurrection Act if Minnesota doesn’t stop ‘attacking ICE agents’

Jan 15,26 | 01:36 EST

The Insurrection Act is a rarely-used federal law allowing the president to deploy military in U.S. cities to quell unrest.

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Donations for suspended Ford worker who heckled Trump hit $500K

Jan 14,26 | 01:36 EST

Friends of TJ Sabula started GoFundMe pages after Sabula was suspended without pay for comments made to the president during a Ford factory tour.

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