BBC Radio 4's Andy Haldane, the chief economist at the Bank of England, and Tabitha Goldstaub, chair of the newly formed UK Artificial Intelligence Council, have both warned that disruption to the jobs market by AI could be worse than the previous three industrial revolutions. Haldane said the job losses as a result of automation would be hard to estimate, but said replacement positions where the "skills of human interaction" were required could be a growth area. The report also warns about the impact on society if people are unable to find work.
Andy Haldane, the chief economist at the Bank of England, and Tabitha Goldstaub, chair of the newly formed UK Artificial Intelligence Council, have both warned that disruption to the jobs market by AI could be worse than the previous three industrial revolutions. Haldane said the job losses as a result of automation would be hard to estimate, but said replacement positions where the "skills of human interaction" were required could be a growth area. The report also warns about the impact on society if people are unable to find work.