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Bradford J. Kelley
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Employment attorney and former EEOC and Department of Labor official; testified to Congress on workplace AI in 2026.
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Location: United States
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Bradford J. Kelley votes Against and says:
Critically, the benefits of AI are not one-sided. Workers, not just employers, are reaping substantial gains.
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Bradford J. Kelley votes For and says:
I can state unequivocally that AI is empowering workers in meaningful ways. For example, many employees already rely on AI-powered applications on their smartphones to boost productivity and streamline tasks, which demonstrably improves their work-li...
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