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MEDIA ALERT and RELEASE: Maritime Union demands AI regulation to protect Australian jobs and supply chain sovereignty

· Source: medianet.com.au

In short

The Maritime Union of Australia is calling for government regulation of AI in critical supply chain sectors like stevedoring and port services, warning that Dubai Ports' automation plans threaten up to 1,000 Australian jobs. The union's report highlights concerns about foreign multinationals prioritizing profit over national security and economic stability during global supply chain crises. Recommendations include strict AI oversight, worker protections, and measures to prevent profit shifting by foreign corporations.

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Tags: automation, stevedoring, regulation, ports, jobs, sovereignty

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