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Young people in the UK: is AI affecting your career choices?

We want to hear about how the development of AI is impacting young people’s ideas about work, whether positively or negatively
  
  

Artificial intelligence could replace hundreds of millions of jobs, an investment bank has predicted
Artificial intelligence could replace hundreds of millions of jobs, an investment bank has predicted Photograph: Michael Dwyer/AP

Many workers fear AI could replace them, and with good reason: earlier this year, investment bank Goldman Sachs claimed that AI could replace the equivalent of 300 million full-time jobs in US and Europe, though it suggested losses could be offset by the creation of new occupations.

We want to hear about how these developments are affecting how young people view their future job prospects – whether positively or negatively.

Has it affected your ideas about career paths? Are you concerned – or excited - about the future of an industry you wanted to pursue? Have you decided to make a change in studies or training because of this?

Alternatively, if you feel your job or career path is safe from AI’s trajectory, let us know about why. Will it enhance your field or make it more interesting? Could it create new jobs in your sector?

We are also interested in those who have recently started working and are considering how the future of AI will affect their employment future and career development.

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