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IBM Japan to disclose how AI is used to evaluate its work force.
The Japan Metal, Manufacturing, Information and Telecommunication Workers’ Union (JMITU) revealed the agreement at a news conference on Aug. 2 .
The agreement obliges the company to inform the labor union what data is used by AI to make employee evaluations.
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