Idk but that might be one hell of an interesting trial. Remote work opens up a big old gray area between slacking off and fraud. A judge would be deciding to t

Idk but that might be one hell of an interesting trial. Remote work opens up a big old gray area between slacking off and fraud. A judge would be deciding to take this from labour domain to another one. Also, there's the prevelant lie that companies know what their employees do, how well and how muchnof it they do. CEOs have executives assure them of this. Executives have managers assure them of this. Boards require it, and legalistic systems also assume everyone has this. That said, "he tricked us by using ai" will probably be easier to make than "he tricked us by being really lazy."