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A union-backed report is calling for more guardrails around artificial intelligence in the workplace. The study, produced by the John Curtin Research Centre says AI could turbo charge workplace surveillance and usher in unsafe workloads, unless regulation is introduced. It's calling on the government to set up an AI taskforce, as well as make changes to the fair work act and ensuring human oversight of AI policy. It comes ahead of an address by the minister for employment who will lead a forum on the adoption of AI in the workforce.

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00:02AI maybe is not quite at the point where some people might have feared it would be, but
00:09it's likely to get there.
00:10Our approach is that we should double down on the institutions that Australia has that
00:15makes this a great place to live, a great place to work, a great place to have a family,
00:19and an overall fair country that aims to give everyone a fair go.
00:23Those institutions are things like the Fair Work Act, making sure that they are invested
00:30in and updated for modern technology, meaning AI, is really important.
00:36Making sure that people in the Fair Work Commission understand the technology that they're supposed
00:42to be regulating, making sure that they understand the circumstances that are arising, and really
00:48investing in those institutions that keep our democracy democratic and keep our country fair.
00:54Thank you very much.
00:55Thank you very much.
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