
China's State Council has released guidelines to mitigate job losses caused by artificial intelligence, focusing on creating new opportunities, regulating HR and combating illegal practices such as discrimination and algorithmic fraud.
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The Chinese government has sought to establish regulatory frameworks for the development and application of artificial intelligence in the country.
China's State Council has called on government bodies to take measures to reduce job losses caused by the use of artificial intelligence (AI). The guidance is contained in guidelines released this Friday (23) on AI and the job market.
The guidelines also propose to expand the positive effects of technology on employment, such as the creation of new job opportunities and the improvement of professional conditions.
The text also provides rules for the use of AI in human resources management and measures to combat illegal practices arising from the misuse of algorithms, such as discrimination, fraud in selection processes and privacy violations.

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