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Labor, unions move to protect workers who could lose jobs to AI

Summary by Ground News
The platform pledges Labor will enact rules to protect against harmful uses of AI while focusing on lifting national productivity and competitiveness. Tech Council of Australia boss Kate Pounder said she supported Husic's balanced approach that acknowledged economic uplift as well as potential risk. A July paper from the Tech Council forecasts generative AI could deliver between $45 billion to $115 billion in value to the Australian economy in the year 2030.

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Labor, unions move to protect workers who could lose jobs to AI

Labor has created its policy position on AI, which will for the first time outline the party’s approach to the amorphous technology dominating global debate.

·Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Saturday, August 5, 2023.
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