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Nearly 70 Percent of US Agencies Use Generative AI, and Unions Are Finally Catching up with Guardrails

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US public-sector unions are increasingly pushing through protections against AI surveillance and automated firings. In Oakland, a strike vote forced retraining programs instead of layoffs, and a transport union in Ohio won veto power over autonomous vehicles. California banned so-called bossware. All of this is happening while nearly 70 percent of US government agencies already use generative AI. The article Nearly 70 percent of US agencies use …
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In Oakland, California, the IFPTE Local 21 union secured a temporary agreement that provides for retraining or relocation of workers affected by Artificial Intelligence, instead of laying them off. A vote to strike had been held in October, while a strike planned for November 5 was suspended. In Pennsylvania, ... More www.ertnews.gr

Almost 70% of US government agencies already use generation AI, according to a survey cited by The Decoder. In response, unions have negotiated training, human supervision, and limits to surveillance and automation tools.

U.S. unions in the public service are increasingly putting in place protective measures against AI surveillance and automated dismissals. In Oakland, a strike vote forced re-training instead of dismissals, while in Ohio, a transport union received a veto right against autonomous vehicles. California, meanwhile, banned so-called bossware. Meanwhile, nearly 70 percent of US authorities use generative AI. The article U.S. unions are fighting for pr…

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the-decoder.de broke the news in Germany on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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