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The AI Act may not reach most workplace surveillance

The Next Web, citing an OECD survey, reports that 67% of US firms use software to sanction workers, compared with 4% in Europe. The outlet says most of those tools are not AI.

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The Next Web reports that 72% of US firms time workers’ work, versus 15% in Europe. It also cites an OECD survey finding that 67% of US firms use software to sanction workers, compared with 4% in Europe. The outlet says most sanctioning tools are not AI and warns that the AI Act may not reach most workplace surveillance.

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TNW@thenextweb72% of US firms time your work. Europe: 15%. The software doing it is SAP, Oracle and Jira. Nobody classed it as AI, so the AI Act misses it. https://thenextweb.com/news/oecd-algorithmic-management-sanction-gap-ai-act-blind-spot19d
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    TNW@thenextweb72% of US firms time your work. Europe: 15%. The software doing it is SAP, Oracle and Jira. Nobody classed it as AI, so the AI Act misses it. https://thenextweb.com/news/oecd-algorithmic-management-sanction-gap-ai-act-blind-spot19d
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