Chinese courts ruled AI adoption can't justify firing workers, forcing tech companies to budget for expensive transitions that could increase global gadget prices.
They’re walking a thin line between restrictive policies and QoL guarantees.
It’s hard to explain as a non-native English speaker but they basically guarantee an acceptable way of living with mobility, housing, jobs and other stuff in exchange for control, surveillance and censorship.
In Western government the equation looks different, at least for now.
China definitely doesn’t want that many workers suddenly disenfranchised and angry
Naturally? God forbid a country considers the welfare of its workers.
Why does the Chinese government worry about sudden mass unemployment in a way Western governments do not?
They’re walking a thin line between restrictive policies and QoL guarantees.
It’s hard to explain as a non-native English speaker but they basically guarantee an acceptable way of living with mobility, housing, jobs and other stuff in exchange for control, surveillance and censorship.
In Western government the equation looks different, at least for now.
Idk if the equations are different. The values are certainly different
because there’s billions of workers to riot as compared to say a few hundred million in the US.
Ding ding ding