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On Capitol Hill, a debate over who AI at work is really working for — Ryan Mackenzie | ChamberLight
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A House subcommittee hearing on AI in the workplace highlighted the clash between employer groups seeking federal preemption of state laws and worker advocates demanding protections against surveillance and bias.
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