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AI is already leading to fewer jobs for young people, says Sunak

Sunak, now an adviser to Anthropic and Microsoft, says graduates face fewer entry-level opportunities as AI deployment flattens youth recruitment. He notes CEOs describe 'flat is the new up' and proposes tax reforms funded by AI-driven productivity, while highlighting the UK’s growing AI sector and regulatory priorities. The piece also references Anthropic's Claude Mythos and Britain's AI Security Institute testing the model.

Why It Matters

The remarks connect AI deployment to potential shifts in employment and fiscal policy, with implications for education, regulation, and innovation strategy in the UK and beyond.

Timeline

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Article publication reporting Sunak’s remarks

April 23, 2026

The article published reporting Sunak's remarks about AI reducing entry-level job opportunities for young people and related policy proposals.

Britain's AI Security Institute tests Claude Mythos

April 2026

Britain's AI Security Institute, established under Sunak's premiership, became the first to test Mythos' capabilities.

Anthropic announces Claude Mythos

April 2026

Anthropic announced its new AI model, Claude Mythos.

Sunak appointed adviser to Anthropic and Microsoft

2025

Sunak was appointed as an adviser to Anthropic and Microsoft last year.

Britain's AI Security Institute established under Sunak's premiership

2023

Britain's AI Security Institute was established during Sunak's premiership.

AI Safety Summit held in 2023 under Sunak

2023

As prime minister, Sunak prioritized tech regulation and set up an AI safety summit in 2023.