AI May Swell Japan’s Lower-Income Ranks, Party Leader Warns
Source: Bloomberg Politics · Bias: Center
Summary
Artificial intelligence could upend Japan’s labor market and swell the ranks of those subsisting on low incomes, creating the need for targeted policy support, the leader of an upstart opposition party focused on the implications of technology said.
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