The EU's emerging AI act contains so little on workers' rights that Europe will need a separate AI-labour law, trade unions say.
Last Wednesday (14 June), the European Parliament adopted its position on the Artificial Intelligence Act — a game-changing set of rules for AI-based products and services.
MEPs inched further on labour rights than the original European Commission proposal.
But in the race to legislate potentially disruptive technologies, EU institutions are stil...
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Paula joined EUobserver in January 2023 and left for Euronews in 2024. Previously she worked for the Spanish online newspaper El Confidencial, where she covered mainly economic and financial affairs.