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TRADE UNIONISTS took to the Maes in Pontypridd today to discuss the dangers to workers of artificial intelligence (AI).

TUC Wales (WTUC) research has revealed how staff are being managed and watched by AI as they work, with some developments threatening to displace workers altogether. 

WTUC’s Ceri Williams said: “Unions are responding in an effective way to the growth of AI.  

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