CHINA'S STATE PRESS WARNS ON AI JOB LOSSES
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China's official trade union newspaper has issued a rare call for regulators to protect worker rights as the country rapidly deploys artificial intelligence across industries. The Workers' Daily urged stronger oversight to contain risks from the technology.
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