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Google DeepMind has agreed to enter formal discussions with UK tech workers through Acas following staff petitions regarding the use of its AI by the US and Israeli governments. This move comes after workers at the London headquarters voted to bid for union representation, citing concerns over the deployment of the AI in defence and intelligence.
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