Neil Duncan-Jordan

The fact that our tax system taxes income from work far more heavily than income from capital gives firms a direct tax incentive to automate a worker out of a job rather than employing them, and could see AI facilitate a further shift of national inc...

It must make the world fairer, not more unequal, and it should give UK citizens a meaningful say in decisions that will affect their lives.

We also need the Government to introduce a raft of measures to manage AI-driven changes to work. Those measures should include an employment levy on companies that replace large numbers of workers with AI, training subsidies for displaced workers, re...

One of the biggest challenges of AI is to ensure that everyone gets a fair share of the gains.