Sunak: AI Hits Young Jobseekers, Proposes Tax Shift

0:00On April 23rd, former Prime Minister Rishi Sunek says artificial intelligence is hitting young people hard in the job market, flattening out. Entry level hires. He urges governments to scrap national insurance over time to make bringing on new workers cheaper and easier. Bosses are straight up telling him that recruitment for grads is stalling because AI handles so many basic tasks now. It's especially rough in service fields like law, accounting, and creative industries where flat is the new up. Sunek, whose advising AI powerhouse anthropic and Microsoft wants to shift taxes toward corporate profits instead. He figures AI-driven productivity gains will pump up those profits to cover the gap. Countries everywhere will need to rethink their tax systems as employment taxes drop off. During his time as PM, Sunek pushed tech regs and hosted an AI safety summit, and now he's linking arms with labor's David Lamy to draw massive.

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