Senate labor committee hears wide-ranging testimony on AI’s effect on Minnesota workers
Researchers, unions, business groups and a university AI director told the Minnesota Senate Committee on Labor that artificial intelligence is spreading rapidly and will reshape jobs, surveillance and workplace decision-making unless state policies — including task-force oversight, worker training and transparency rules — are adopted.
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St. Paul — The Minnesota Senate Committee on Labor held an informational hearing on artificial intelligence and its effect on the state’s workforce on Oct. 12, hearing evidence that AI adoption is accelerating and could reshape jobs, workplace surveillance and hiring practices across both white‑ and blue‑collar occupations.
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