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Fair Work Commission cracks down on dodgy generative AI cases

The Australian workplace regulator has published new guidance as it contends with an influx of claims created with the help of AI tools.
Exterior signage is seen at Fair Work Commission in Melbourne, Victoria, Tuesday, June 17, 2025. Source: AAP Image/James Ross

Parties to workplace disputes before the Fair Work Commission (FWC) could have their cases tossed out, and be forced to pay the other party’s costs, if they do not disclose how AI was used in case documents.

The Australian workplace regulator has published new guidance surrounding the use of generative AI, as it contends with an influx of claims created with the help of AI tools.

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