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AI only hitting most exposed jobs: Rishworth

Preliminary federal government data shows that AI is reducing growth in the most vulnerable jobs, but that it has been positive overall, Workplace Relations Minister Amanda Rishwoth will tell a conference this morning, while rejecting calls for unions to have the right to veto the technology in the workplace.

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