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Rishi Sunak

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Rishi Sunak is a former Prime Minister of the UK and an adviser to technology companies.

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"There are reasons to be worried and think about the future. But we are able to do something about this."
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"Flat is the new up."
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"We should be thinking about, well, how do we tip the balance in favour of AI being used in that positive way… to help people do their jobs better [rather than replacing them]."
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"We are an AI superpower any which way you look at it."
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"We should be thinking about, well, how do we tip the balance in favour of AI being used in that positive way… to help people do their jobs better [rather than replacing them]."
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"There are reasons to be worried and think about the future. But we are able to do something about this."
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"That's why I think we do have to look at this issue very seriously and with purpose."
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"We are an AI superpower any which way you look at it."
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"Wishing @JeremyClarkson a full and speedy recovery. Prostate cancer affects far too many men and early diagnosis can make all the difference."
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"Northern Ireland 'the world's most exciting economic zone.'"
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"There are reasons to be worried and think about the future. But we are able to do something about this."
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"That's why I think we do have to look at this issue very seriously and with purpose."
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"We shouldn't rely on companies to mark their own homework."
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"flat is the new up"
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"if AI makes businesses more productive and profitable, then taxing those profits rather than taxing the act of hiring captures the same revenue without penalising employment."
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"Artificial intelligence (AI) is flattening the jobs market for young people and governments should eliminate National Insurance to make hiring workers more attractive."
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"Graduates' concerns about getting entry-level jobs are justified."
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