On Thursday, 23 January, Roxana Mînzatu—the European Commission executive vice-president responsible for social rights and skills, quality jobs, and preparedness—told the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) that she was determined to push for new legislative initiatives on artificial intelligence (AI) in the workplace.
She was speaking at an EESC plenary session dedicated to AI-related changes in the world of work.
The executive vice-president insisted first and foremost...