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Martyn Redstone: Burnham is wrong about AI hiring
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The debate over the impact of artificial intelligence on hiring practices has been a growing concern in recent years, with some politicians calling for increased regulation and intervention. Andy Burnham, a prominent Labour figure, has been vocal about the need for the government to take action on AI hiring, citing concerns over job displacement and fairness. The Conservative response to these concerns has focused on embracing technological change while promoting a more pragmatic approach to its implementation.
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Martyn Redstone: Burnham is wrong about AI hiring
Where the left offers intervention, state overreach, and anxiety over technological change, the conservative response must be confident, aspirational, and pragmatic.
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13 Aug, 14:00