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AI Impact on Workforces Exposed by Rising Trends in Online Safety Demands

AI advancements raise concerns about job security, paralleling Australian government's online safety measures in response to dating app violence reports.

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Updated: Nov 15th, 2024, 10:49 AM ET

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A report from the Australian Institute of Criminology reveals 73% of dating app users experience sexual violence. The Australian government is implementing a safety code mandating that dating platforms ensure user safety and accountability. Simultaneously, advancements in AI could threaten entry-level jobs across various sectors, including finance and creative industries, as companies may cut analyst classes and replace human tasks with generative AI. This divergence highlights the urgent need to address both online safety in dating and job security in an AI-driven future.

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