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Niki Kerameos: Unemployment Decreased to 7.4%

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"We are putting a brake on the uncontrolled use of artificial intelligence."
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The Minister of Labor and Social Security, Niki Kerameus, referred to the historic high of employment in Greece and the major changes that Artificial Intelligence is bringing to the labor market.

The need for closer cooperation between the state and businesses, as well as the major changes that artificial intelligence brings to the labor market, was highlighted by the Minister of Labor and Social Security, Niki Kerameus, at a working lunch with employers in Aigli Zappeiou, which was held at the initiative of kariera.gr. As noted in a relevant announcement, at the working lunch organized in […] The article Kerameus: Historical high in emp…

The need for closer cooperation between the state and businesses, as well as the major changes that artificial intelligence brings to the labor market, was highlighted by Minister Er.

"We are putting a brake on the uncontrolled use of artificial intelligence."

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Capital.gr broke the news on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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