’My job is going’: U.K. workers squeezed out by AI
Lucie Lequier·
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In the U.K., where services account for around 80% of the economy, AI has become flexible, fast and inexpensive competition for many white-collar workers.
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Japan Times · Lucie Lequier
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People protest in San Francisco, California, calling for a pause in AI development, on March 21. In the U.K., the IMF estimated in 2024 that more than two-thirds of British workers perform tasks that AI could potentially carry out. | Reuters
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