ONE IN THREE UK STUDENTS FEAR AI WILL SPARK UNREST
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A King's College London survey reveals that 33% of university students believe artificial intelligence job losses will escalate rapidly enough to trigger civil unrest. The poll also shows heavy AI adoption among students, with 77% using it monthly compared to 46% of workers.
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