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Initial Remarks on Artificial Intelligence and Axiological Foundations of Labour Law
Progressive technological development forces a new look at the basic constructs of labour law. The science of labour law has so far paid little attention to the legal analysis of the risks associated with the ever-increasing interaction between people and technological tools, both in the form of adv
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