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California Bans AI 'Robo Bosses': First-in-Nation Law Requires a Human Hand in Firing Decisions

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California Bans AI 'Robo Bosses': First-in-Nation Law Requires a Human Hand in Firing Decisions The next time an algorithm decides a worker deserves to be fired in California, a human being will have to look that decision in the eye — and back it up with evidence. Governor Gavin Newsom on Wednesday…

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  1. 2026-10-05 04:16 · DEV Community — AI
    California Bans AI 'Robo Bosses': First-in-Nation Law Requires a Human Hand in Firing Decisions

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