California governor signs laws to protect workers from AI risks
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California has passed new laws to protect workers from being fired or disciplined by AI systems without human oversight, and to limit invasive workplace surveillance. The laws respond to concerns that AI could threaten jobs and privacy, with Governor Newsom framing the moves as putting people first in the face of rapid technological change. Unions supported the measures, while business groups opposed them due to cost and compliance concerns.
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