UK Government to Implement AI in Civil Service to Cut Jobs

Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden leads the initiative, aiming to streamline bureaucracy and save billions, despite concerns over AI's reliability and biases.

The UK government plans to implement AI to reduce civil service jobs, aiming for a more efficient public sector.
Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden champions AI as a solution to cut the civil service's bloated bureaucracy and save billions.
Critics warn of potential biases in AI decision-making and the risks of relying on untested technology.
The government's AI initiatives include automating routine tasks, processing public consultations, and improving public services.
Dowden's strategy involves a significant investment in AI tools and staff, with plans to expand the Cabinet Office's AI unit.