According to a recent study by the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR), up to 70% of tasks in computer-based jobs could be transformed or replaced by AI, with jobs in project management, marketing, and administrative support being the most affected. The report highlights the need for greater government intervention in AI policy to address the implications of powerful AI, rather than just focusing on accelerating AI uptake and safety. The study found that AI will have the greatest impact on organisational, strategic, and analytical tasks, and this issue will be discussed at the upcoming Paris AI Action Summit next week.
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Orbán’s son-in-law defends fortune as Hungary’s elite face backlash
One of Hungary’s wealthiest individuals, István Tiborcz, the son-in-law of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, faces scrutiny over his rapid wealth accumulation amid allegations of cronyism and political favoritism. Despite denying political involvement and claiming his business success is independent, Tiborcz's lucrative ventures, particularly in real estate and tourism, have drawn parallels to U.S. figures like Jared Kushner, reflecting a growing discontent among Hungarians over elite wealth. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Hungarian Businessman...
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