AI could replace 3m low-skilled jobs in the UK by 2035, research finds

The Guardian TechnologyTuesday, November 25, 2025 at 12:01:17 AM
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AI could replace 3m low-skilled jobs in the UK by 2035, research finds
  • A report by the National Foundation for Educational Research indicates that up to 3 million low-skilled jobs in the UK could be replaced by automation and artificial intelligence by 2035, with trades, machine operations, and administrative roles being the most vulnerable.
  • This potential job loss raises significant concerns about the future of employment in the UK, highlighting the urgent need for workforce adaptation and reskilling initiatives to mitigate the impact of technological advancements on low-skilled workers.
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