14-10-2026 06:30 via computerweekly.com

Amazon uses AI-powered ‘risk’ system to track union activity globally

Internal documents disclosed during a Canadian labour dispute show Amazon is using an artificial intelligence-powered risk-scoring system named Atlas to track union organising among its workforce, while training managers on how to handle what it perceives as the ‘threat’ of union activity
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