Sean Spicer

Never.

Never.

Well, AI is going to have an effect on everything. I mean, it needs to be regulated. It needs to not be a weapon against working people. Technology is coming fast and furious, especially in many of the industries that exist. we represent. But again, these are conversations that need to be had before AI is implemented and or dispersed into the workplace.

Well, AI is going to have an effect on everything. I mean, it needs to be regulated. It needs to not be a weapon against working people. Technology is coming fast and furious, especially in many of the industries that exist. we represent. But again, these are conversations that need to be had before AI is implemented and or dispersed into the workplace.

Well, AI is going to have an effect on everything. I mean, it needs to be regulated. It needs to not be a weapon against working people. Technology is coming fast and furious, especially in many of the industries that exist. we represent. But again, these are conversations that need to be had before AI is implemented and or dispersed into the workplace.

There's a lot of jobs that can be created as a result of technology, as a result of

There's a lot of jobs that can be created as a result of technology, as a result of

There's a lot of jobs that can be created as a result of technology, as a result of

implementation of ai and again it's you know people drawing a line in the sand not want to have these conversations the general public or the general perception of the world is they want convenience they want uh less labor but it's not good for the country it's not good for working people um and automation is going to be just as uh um uh

implementation of ai and again it's you know people drawing a line in the sand not want to have these conversations the general public or the general perception of the world is they want convenience they want uh less labor but it's not good for the country it's not good for working people um and automation is going to be just as uh um uh

implementation of ai and again it's you know people drawing a line in the sand not want to have these conversations the general public or the general perception of the world is they want convenience they want uh less labor but it's not good for the country it's not good for working people um and automation is going to be just as uh um uh

debilitating to work in people then it's just like ai and what we've done is we've negotiated contracts where automation has to be negotiated in the industries we work if they're going to make a technological change or they're going to automate something they've got to maintain the job levels and create jobs moving forward as a result of this technology.

debilitating to work in people then it's just like ai and what we've done is we've negotiated contracts where automation has to be negotiated in the industries we work if they're going to make a technological change or they're going to automate something they've got to maintain the job levels and create jobs moving forward as a result of this technology.

debilitating to work in people then it's just like ai and what we've done is we've negotiated contracts where automation has to be negotiated in the industries we work if they're going to make a technological change or they're going to automate something they've got to maintain the job levels and create jobs moving forward as a result of this technology.

You take grocery warehouses where they're having robots pick orders. Well, we've been able to negotiate contracts where we create jobs, we maintain the robots, we program the robots, you know, we fix the robots, we build the robots in some of these cases. So there's always opportunity. United Apostles Service, 340,000 members, technology plays a big role in the forwarding of packages and envelopes.

You take grocery warehouses where they're having robots pick orders. Well, we've been able to negotiate contracts where we create jobs, we maintain the robots, we program the robots, you know, we fix the robots, we build the robots in some of these cases. So there's always opportunity. United Apostles Service, 340,000 members, technology plays a big role in the forwarding of packages and envelopes.

You take grocery warehouses where they're having robots pick orders. Well, we've been able to negotiate contracts where we create jobs, we maintain the robots, we program the robots, you know, we fix the robots, we build the robots in some of these cases. So there's always opportunity. United Apostles Service, 340,000 members, technology plays a big role in the forwarding of packages and envelopes.

And, you know, obviously, It's efficient, but there are jobs created as a result of it. And that's what the beauty about being in a union is. But I think people underestimate how technology is going to destroy this country if we don't regulate it, if we don't get in front of it, we don't create jobs as a result of it. I mean, we're dummying down this society so much.

And, you know, obviously, It's efficient, but there are jobs created as a result of it. And that's what the beauty about being in a union is. But I think people underestimate how technology is going to destroy this country if we don't regulate it, if we don't get in front of it, we don't create jobs as a result of it. I mean, we're dummying down this society so much.

And, you know, obviously, It's efficient, but there are jobs created as a result of it. And that's what the beauty about being in a union is. But I think people underestimate how technology is going to destroy this country if we don't regulate it, if we don't get in front of it, we don't create jobs as a result of it. I mean, we're dummying down this society so much.