Paul Nowak, the TUC general secretary, said: ‘UK law is simply failing to keep pace with the rapid speed of technological change and proliferation of AI at work.’ TUC says proposals on copyright and AI framework must go further to stop exploitation by ‘rapacious tech bosses’ Action is needed to protect workers in creative industries amid huge changes in technology and artificial intelligence , unions have urged. The TUC said there was an urgent need to put in place “proper guardrails” for workers ranging from artists, writers and journalists to teachers and academics. The union organisation said government proposals for copyright and an AI framework , which are under consultation, needed to go further to protect creative workers. The TUC called for transparency of AI training data to ensure […]
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