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As AI technologies continue to improve, policies to regulate their use in the workplace and prepare for potential AI-driven job displacement as well as degradation of job quality and working standards are being debated ahead of the midterm elections.

Join us for a webinar addressing some of the most pressing questions around AI labor market policies:
How are American workers thinking about the ongoing and future impacts of AI?
How should employers, government, and worker organizations respond?
How do differences across race, gender, education level, and occupation shape/influence workers’ demands for policy responses? 

Speakers
Mary Beech, Fellow, Workshop; Visiting Fellow, Washington Center for Equitable Growth
Alex Jacquez, Senior Vice President of Policy, Advocacy, and Research, Groundwork
Michelle Miller, Director of Innovation, Center for Labor and a Just Economy, Harvard Law School
Ai-jen Poo, Executive Director, Caring Across Generations, and President, National Domestic Workers Alliance; IGP Carnegie Distinguished Fellow
Crystal Weise, Policy and Programs Director, AFL-CIO Tech Institute
Alexander Hertel-Fernandez (moderator), Herbert H. Lehman Professor of Government, Director of IGP’s American Democracy Initiative, and IGP Faculty Advisory Board Member, Columbia SIPA

Opening Remarks
Jennifer Klein, Ann F. Kaplan Professor of Professional Practice and Director of IGP’s Ann F. Kaplan Women’s Initiative, Columbia SIPA

This event is hosted by the IGP American Democracy Initiative and the IGP Ann F. Kaplan Women’s Initiative at Columbia SIPA and cosponsored by Workshop.

Register for the Webinar