- Summary
- Based on the research by Cristina Orejas, Director of Labour at Grant Thornton, the ethical and legal implications of artificial intelligence (AI) in the global workforce are critically analyzed across diverse industries. The report highlights significant challenges regarding human rights and labor protections, particularly in sectors like mobility and automotive, where AI systems can automate repetitive manual tasks. However, it also warns of risks associated with algorithmic bias, ensuring that decisions made by AI cannot discriminate against protected groups of workers or the environment.
Key focus areas include the transition to digital workplaces and the regulation of new employment systems driven by automation. The report emphasizes the need for robust governance frameworks to ensure that the ethical use of AI does not compromise workers' rights or disrupt stable employment structures. Consequently, this analysis serves as a crucial resource for industry leaders, policymakers, and businesses to navigate the evolving digital landscape responsibly. The ultimate objective remains balancing technological advancement with the preservation of human dignity and fair labor practices in a rapidly changing sector. - Title
- Grant Thornton EspaƱa
- Description
- Grant Thornton is a legal and financial advisory, consulting and audit services firm. We belong to one of the leading global organizations in professional services, with 58,000 professionals present in more than 135 countries. In Spain
- Keywords
- grant, thornton, assurance, advisory, business, close, para, read, solutions, international, compliance, skip, english, sector
- NS Lookup
- A 217.114.94.2
- Dates
-
Created 2025-05-17Updated 2026-01-27Summarized 2026-03-22
Query time: 2772 ms