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In this podcast, Patrick Wheeler, Head of IP & Data Protection and Employment Associate, Patrick Kilgallon explore some concerns arising from the increasing use of AI in employee monitoring and discuss three main risks involved in implementing AI in the workplace.
Running time: 19 minutes
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What are the main risks involved in implementing AI in the workplace?
Published 18 October 2021
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Partner - Head of IP & Data Protection
In this podcast, Patrick Wheeler, Head of IP & Data Protection and Employment Associate, Patrick Kilgallon explore some concerns arising from the increasing use of AI in employee monitoring and discuss three main risks involved in implementing AI in the workplace.
Running time: 19 minutes
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