"When does the AI tax come about?": New York State to make employers tell workers when they are being replaced by AI
"It signals growing concern among regulators."
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New York Becomes First State to Mandate Disclosure for AI Job Displacement
New York State has become the first in the nation to enact legislation requiring employers to disclose when artificial intelligence is being used to replace human jobs. The new law mandates that companies provide a 90-day notice to employees whose positions are being taken over by AI systems. Additionally, the legislation includes provisions for retraining programs to assist affected workers in transitioning to new roles or acquiring new skills. According to the video, this groundbreaking move aims to prevent workers from being blindsided by job displacement due to automation. The speaker highlights that this initiative positions New York as a leader in worker protection in the age of artificial intelligence, with expectations that other states may follow suit in implementing similar regulations. The law is seen as a crucial step towards ensuring transparency and support for the workforce amidst rapid technological advancements.
