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Sacked worker forced to pay for using ‘plain wrong’ AI in landmark case

The Age - Home · 19 August 2026 at 8:01 pm

Sacked worker forced to pay for using ‘plain wrong’ AI in landmark case

For the first time, the Fair Work Commission has forced a worker to pay for wasting its time, fining a sacked Aldi store assistant more than $1200.

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