Sadiq Khan Talk AI Wahala for London Jobs

Na wah oh! Sadiq Khan, di London mayor, don sound di alarm as him dey plan to drop serious gist for Mansion House speech wey go happen soon. He don talk say AI fit turn work for London to serious wahala if dem no act quick.

According to di man wey wear better suit, di way AI dey show face for our lives fit tear plenty jobs apart, especially for people wey dey do white-collar work like finance, law and creative industries. E no go dey joke as entry-level jobs fit suffer first. Na small-small steps dem go take fit remedy di situation, and dat na wetin Khan dey talk.

For im annual speech, Sadiq go yarn say we get moral duty to create new jobs wey go fit replace di ones wey AI go vanish. Him talk say about 70% of skills wey people get for dem job go don change by 2030, wahala wey dey come be like thunder.

But no be say all di gist na bad news, oh! He also talk about di good side of AI wey fit help public services and boost productivity. Di man sabi say AI fit wey make things beta, but if dem no handle am well, e fit enter waka wey go lead us to mass unemployment. As dem dey hot like pepper, we all need to wake up and make choice – use AI like superpower or sit down dey watch am japa job left and right.

Di major gist wey dey follow be say City Hall go launch one taskforce on AI and di future of work, dem go get plenty experts wey go help check di impact wey AI go get for London jobs. E fit be like say dem wan help Londoners with free AI training to prepare dem for di future wey dey come.

Sadiq talk say many workers don dey fear as dem dey expect say AI go touch dem work for di next one year. E don vex as analysts no clear how many jobs AI fit clear for work market. Some people dey talk say AI fit overhype di situation, which go put companies for wahala.

So, make we dey watch wetin go happen next as Sadiq Khan dey prepare to deliver his speech. If we no act fast, we fit carry di heavy weight of unemployment as AI dey scatter work. Na time to put our hands together, make sure say our future dey bright and plenty workers no go dey wahala!