Chancellor John Healey: 'We won't let AI leave Britain's workers behind'
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John Healey's speech comes ahead of next month's Budget, as he faces pressure to bring down government borrowing costs.
'Chancellor John Healey's Budget will reveal winners and losers as hope meets reality next month'
One word missing from the Chancellor’s speech was “tax”, or who would end up worse off after the Budget – and there could be a good few of them, especially given the message to markets that Labour’s plans will be built on the “rock of fiscal discipline”
A month before the budget presentation, the finance minister addresses warm words to the rich and speaks of the moral duty of citizens to transition from benefits to work. At the same time, he reveals what happens when the former prime minister sends him an email in the middle of the night.
Chancellor John Healey: 'We won't let AI leave Britain's workers behind'
Drapers Chancellor John Healey: ‘We won’t let AI leave Britain’s workers behind’ In his first major speech as chancellor today (28 September), and one month ahead of his inaugural Budget, John Healey promised "hope" and reinforced his "belief in Britain" while addressing economic growth, youth unemployment and artificial intelligence (AI).
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