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As a company won't that mean that I should invest more in AI to not suffer through strikes?
As a company owner you're certainly welcome to try - some have and it's resulted in some pretty massive lawsuits because it turns out that AI is neat but unreliable.
This is an excellent time to get union agreements in place to prevent investments to refine AI for certain fields.
I know AI isnt that reliable, but AI is for the creative people, what the machines were for the working class in thebeginning of the industrial revolution. It will not defeat them, but replace some. So fighting for the right to have a job is a good thing, and striking is an opportunity to show that they don't want to be replaced before its to late.
It push the lawmakers to better regulate.
I'm sure they will, until they realize why it's a good idea to keep the humans.