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EU labor regulation of artificial intelligence

Overview

European labor ministries are addressing the impact of artificial intelligence and algorithmic management on the workforce. In Greece, Minister Niki Kerameus has engaged in social dialogue regarding a bill to regulate AI in the labor market, specifically aiming to limit the “uncontrolled use of algorithmic and automated AI systems” to protect platform workers and personal data.

Similarly, Bulgaria’s Minister of Labour and Social Policy, Natalia Efremova, announced efforts to transpose directives intended to improve working conditions for platform workers. Efremova noted that while AI increases efficiency and creates new roles, it also transforms professional requirements and raises concerns regarding workload and the extent of worker reliance on automated systems.

Entities

Niki Kerameus · António Costa · University of Economics – Varna · Natia Efremova · Ministry of Labour and Social Policy

Timeline

  1. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Bulgarian Labour Minister addresses AI impact on worker rights

    Bulgarian Labour Minister Natalia Efremova discussed protecting platform workers' rights and managing the impact of AI on the labor market during a conference in Varna.

  2. [POLITICS] 6 sources
    Greek Labour Minister attends Brussels summit and advances AI labor regulations

    Greek Labour Minister Niki Kerameus attends the Trilateral Social Summit in Brussels and advances a new bill to regulate AI use and protect platform workers in the labor market.

Sources

alfavita.gr · athina984.gr · insider.gr · insurancedaily.gr · moreto.net · novini247.com · sigmalive.com · targovishtenews.net · tothemaonline.com