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Man wins 'first of its kind' religious exemption from using AI at work

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A man successfully argued that being required to use AI at work infringed on his sincere religious beliefs, securing what is described as the first exemption of its kind.

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  1. 2026-10-30 15:54 · TechRadar AI
    Humanist wins ‘first of its kind’ religious exemption from using AI at work

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