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New York Times accused of deploying AI surveillance on tech staff without notifying their union

Unionized tech workers accuse the New York Times of deploying AI surveillance tools that allegedly violate their contract and misrepresent their work.

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New York Times accused of deploying AI surveillance on tech staff without notifying their union
Unionized tech workers accuse the New York Times of deploying AI surveillance tools that allegedly violate their contract and misrepresent their work.
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