UK needs plan in case of 'unprecedented' AI job losses, says minister
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UK needs plan in case of 'unprecedented' AI job losses, says ministerImage caption, Kanishka Narayan was appointed AI minister by Andy Burnham in JulyByBrian WheelerPolitical reporter, Reporting fromLabour Party Conference, LiverpoolPublished1 hour agoThe government must "take seriously the possibility of an unprecedented impact on the jobs market" caused by artificial intelligence (AI), a UK minister has said.AI Minister Kanishka Narayan said there was no evidence so far of an overall reduction in jobs as a result of AI, but one of his priorities was to have a contingency plan in place for worst case scenarios."If it's going to hit us in a big way, you are going to want to be as ahead of the curve as possible," he told a fringe meeting at the Labour Party conference.Carsten Jung, of the…
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