What Union Leaders Need to Know about Artificial Intelligence - School of Labor and Employment Relations
The School of Labor and Employment Relations is committed to creating a welcoming, inclusive, and equitable teaching and learning environment in which students, staff, and faculty experience a sense of belonging. We embrace our differences and seek to reduce barriers to success based on nationality, race, socioeconomic status, age, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, religion, physical ability, neurodiversity, and other identities. On May 15, Penn State’s Labor School and its Al Learning Collaborative, in cooperation with the Pennsylvania AFL-CIO, sponsored a one-day conference on What Union Leaders Need to Know About Artificial Intelligence. Attended by over 60 union leaders, labor researchers, and academics, the conference focused on the impact of artificial intelligence(Al) and other digital technologies on workers, now and in the future. Conference speakers included some of the top university and union experts on Al. Speakers in the first session attempte