Photo: Shutterstock with ChatGPTNew legislation proposed in Victoria could see social media users de-anonymised in a bid to crack down on online vilification. Allan did not respond prior to publication when asked what identity information social media companies may be compelled to disclose under the proposed changes. “Labor will protect the rights of workers from inappropriate and unfair uses of AI in the workplace, including intrusive workplace surveillance.” According to Allan, the new laws would mark the “toughest workplace surveillance protection laws in the country”. “The third risk is the long and potentially costly court battle that will almost certainly ensue with social media companies under this legislation.”