Massachusetts lawmakers are considering a sweeping batch of proposals to regulate artificial intelligence tools, including a “bossware” bill that’s similar to a measure nearing passage in California.
The Massachusetts proposal (S35 / H77) focused on algorithmic management of workers would broadly restrict employers’ use of automated decision systems and the ways they collect and use employee data via electronic monitoring.
Labor advocates and union leaders praised the measure as a strong start in protecting workers from AI-related workplace abuses in a Thursday legislative hearing on a number of the proposals. But tech industry representatives testifying cautioned lawmakers against ...
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