Unions say state lawmakers shouldn’t wait to confront potential threats from artificial intelligence despite vows in Congress that the federal government would act following a flurry of activity in Washington last week.
“I don’t think the states should hold back in pursuing state-level strategies,” said Amanda Ballatyne of the AFL-CIO Tech Institute in an interview, adding that federal activity can “set a tone and a framework for the states.”
“We’ve seen a lot of demand, both from state policymakers and also from our state federations and central labor councils, to start building educational strategies so that the labor movement can ...
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