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Chinese Court Rules AI Job Displacement Requires Adherence to Labor Laws

Siyaset·02.05.2026AI özeti

Chinese Court Rules AI Job Displacement Requires Adherence to Labor Laws

A Chinese court has ruled that companies cannot fire employees to replace them with AI without adhering to labor laws, setting a precedent for AI-driven job displacement.

Saudi Arabia arrests over 14,000 illegal residents in week-long crackdown, thousands deported

Saudi Arabia arrests over 14,000 illegal residents in week-long crackdown, thousands deported

Saudi Arabia's nationwide crackdown resulted in the arrest of 14,487 illegal residents between April 9 and April 15. Violations included residency, border security, and labor laws, with thousands now undergoing legal procedures or deportation. The Ministry of Interior also warned of severe penalties for those aiding illegal entry.