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UK AI minister Kanishka Narayan confirmed on 26 October that the government expects AI to add £55bn to £140bn to the economy by 2030, replacing a previous £400bn figure from a Google-commissioned report. This adjustment reflects a more cautious assessment of productivity growth compared to the earlier optimistic projection.
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