Rhode Island H7767 regulates workplace use of artificial intelligence and electronic monitoring tools, protecting employee privacy and ensuring fair.
Rhode Island H7767 establishes a framework to regulate the use of artificial intelligence and electronic monitoring tools in the workplace. It prohibits employers from using electronic monitoring tools for purposes other than facilitating essential job functions, ensuring quality, conducting performance assessments, or complying with data-based decisions. Employers must conduct impact assessments before using such tools and ensure human oversight. Employees have rights to refuse monitoring, request data corrections, and challenge monitoring practices.
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