Las Vegas Union Scores AI, Daily Cleaning Wins in Caesars Pact

A union of Las Vegas hospitality workers won new limits on new technology, including artificial intelligence, in a contract agreement Wednesday with Caesars Entertainment Inc., a top official said.

The tentative agreement would require six months notice for the introduction of artificial intelligence, robotics, or other new technology into the workplace. It also would require Caesars to offer retraining, severance, and continued benefits for those affected or laid off, said Ted Pappageorge, secretary-treasurer of Culinary Workers Union Local 226.

“As a package, we think this is the best contract we’ve ever had,” Pappageorge told reporters.

The deal, which must ...