Stock image: GettyA leading AI boss has warned that the developing technology could become “uncontrollable” in the next few years without proper regulation. He called for greater guardrails to be put in place as AI systems develop. Research from Microsoft AI earlier this year revealed which jobs are most at risk from AI automation, assessing over 200,000 interactions with its Copilot generative AI chatbot to find where the greatest overlaps lie. The study revealed that the work of interpreters and translators was regularly being carried out by the AI tool, followed by historians, mathematicians, and proofreaders. Speaking about the capability of AI, Mr Suleyman said: “I think the challenge is that these are fundamentally labour-replacing technologies.

Source: Irish Independent December 30, 2025 20:34 UTC