From Surveillance to Bias: The Legal Perils of Using AI to Control Employees Across Eight Major Economies. They are: The UK, USA, Canada, The European Union, The Middle East, Africa, India and China.

From Surveillance to Bias: The Legal Perils of Using AI to Control Employees Across Eight Major Economies.

As governments worldwide continue to update and refine employment laws to address the implications of AI, employers must stay informed and compliant with evolving standards. Beyond mere legal compliance, there is a growing imperative to ensure that AI enhances workplace equity and respect for employee rights. This requires a commitment to ethical practices, transparency, and ongoing dialogue about the impact of AI on the workforce.

This Special Edition looks at 8 major economies and their current legal and ethical approach to AI. They are: The UK, USA, Canada, European Union, The Middle East, Africa, India and China.

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From Surveillance to Bias: The Legal Perils of Using AI to Control Employees Across Eight Major Economies. They are: The UK, USA, Canada, The European Union, The Middle East, Africa, India and China.