A snapshot of workers in Wales’ understanding and experience of AI

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Adam Cantwell-Corn, Connected by Data

Dr Juan Grigera, King’s College London

Ceri Williams, Wales TUC

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The Wales TUC is the voice of Wales at work. With 48 member unions, the Wales TUC represents around 400,000 workers. We campaign for a fair deal at work and for social justice at home and abroad.

Connected By Data campaign to put community at the centre of data narratives, practices and policies by advocating for collective and open data governance. They want communities to have a powerful say in decisions about data so that it is used to create a just, equitable and sustainable world

Wales TUC, 1 Cathedral Road, Cardiff, Wales, CF11 9NS, wtuc@tuc.org.uk

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