United Kingdom · Record · Petition
Petition 753437
Review and Regulate AI to Protect Jobs and Prevent Mass Unemployment
Introduced
4 December 2025
Last action
4 December 2025 · Petition
Status
130 signatures
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Subjects
Artificial intelligence
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15 July 2026
Summary
We ask the Government to urgently review and regulate AI to protect jobs. Rapid AI advances could cause major unemployment across many sectors. We want an independent assessment of risks, safeguards for workers, and plans for reskilling so AI benefits society responsibly. Without regulation, we believe the rapid growth of AI could replace millions of workers, causing widespread unemployment, economic inequality, and social disruption. We urge the Government to introduce clear rules, invest in reskilling and retraining programs, and ensure AI is deployed to complement human work rather than replace it, protecting jobs, livelihoods, and the long-term stability of the economy.
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4 December 2025
Petition
We ask the Government to urgently review and regulate AI to protect jobs. Rapid AI advances could cause major unemployment across many sectors. We want an independent assessment of risks, safeguards for workers, and plans for reskilling so AI benefits society responsibly. Without regulation, we believe the rapid growth of AI could replace millions of workers, causing widespread unemployment, economic inequality, and social disruption. We urge the Government to introduce clear rules, invest in reskilling and retraining programs, and ensure AI is deployed to complement human work rather than replace it, protecting jobs, livelihoods, and the long-term stability of the economy.
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- Official source: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/753437
- Open data entity: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/753437.json
- uk · pet-753437 · source updated 15 July 2026