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New Zealand workers say AI tracking of toilet breaks forces them to ‘hold on’
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Workers at New Zealand’s largest retailer have had to resort to defecating in the distribution aisles after their bathroom breaks were tracked by artificial intelligence, their union has claimed.
More than 300 employees of The Warehouse protested in Auckland and Christchurch on Thursday against technology monitoring them and taking over their jobs, The New Zealand Herald reported.
In recent months, the company had been using drones for stocktaking, a robot for packing orders and AI to monitor...
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