Rishi Sunak, the former British Prime Minister and current adviser to Anthropic and Microsoft, has raised alarms about the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on entry-level job opportunities for young people. He noted that AI is particularly affecting service sectors such as law, accountancy, and creative industries, where many junior roles involve routine tasks that AI can perform. Sunak stated that senior business leaders are recognizing a shift in recruitment trends, suggesting that businesses may grow without significantly increasing employment. To address these changes, he advocates for government action to make hiring more appealing, proposing the gradual phasing out of National Insurance contributions and replacing it with taxes on corporate profits. This approach aims to balance the benefits of AI productivity with the need for human employment. Sunak remains enthusiastic about AI's potential but stresses that regulation is essential, especially following Anthropic's introduction of the Claude Mythos AI model, which outperformed humans in certain tasks. He believes the UK can position itself as a global leader in AI productivity.