AI-affected jobs [Anthropic]
How AI affects work in London
According to Greater London Authority numbers, nearly half of London’s workforce, around 2.4 million people, are in roles where generative AI could automate a meaningful share of their tasks, with more than a million Londoners in highly or significantly exposed jobs.
A Task Force has investigated the issues and produced a report with recommendations on how they should be managed.
One of the proposals is a commitment to an annual State of AI and Work in London dashboard to track progress and recommend course corrections.
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