Artificial Intelligence, labour and society / ed. by A. P. Del Castillo. Brussels, 2024. – 255 pp.

The article provides an overview analysis of a collective monograph written by leading legal scholars from European research centres, trade unions and legal scholars from the United States. The authors of the monograph study very important issues of application of AI systems in labour and directly related relations: in hiring, in the process of algorithmic management of employees during their labour activity, in collective bargaining, etc. On the pages of this monograph legal scholars examine in detail the provisions of the EU Directive on improving working conditions in platform work (2024), the EU Artificial Intelligence Act (2024), they provide examples from the current judicial and collective bargaining practice of the EU Member States. Conclusions and proposals are made to improve the legislation and practice of introducing AI in the field of labour on the basis of an anthropocentric approach.