Ohio labor groups back bill regulating AI use
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Organized labor is backing a new bill in the Ohio Legislature that would regulate how state agencies are allowed to use artificial intelligence. House Bill 1032, spons… Organized labor groups in Ohio are supporting a bill in House Bill 1032 that would regulate how state agencies are allowed to use artificial intelligence. The bill, sponsored by Representatives Tristan Rader (D-Lakewood) and Christine Cockley (D -Columbus), would require more transparency on the AI policies of state agencies and restrict the technology's use in certain circumstances. Brian Pearson of the North Shore AFL-CIO said many workers fear being replaced by AI and what their employers are already using. The legislation would make state employers report their use of AI and place safeguards to keep humans at the forefront of employment decisions. However, Rep. Thaddeus Claggett (R-Licking County), chair of the House Technology & Innovation Committee, said it's unlikely that a bill will pass before the end of the General Assembly.
Publicado : hace 24 horas por Jesse Bethea en Politics Tech
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Organized labor is backing a new bill in the Ohio Legislature that would regulate how state agencies are allowed to use artificial intelligence. House Bill 1032, sponsored by R... [3512 symbols]
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