8legs: London tech week

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Have you used the UK government’s new jobs AI tool? We would like to hear from you

The UK government launched an AI work assistant described as a 'job centre in your pocket' to aid job seekers.
The tool will be trialed online for three months to test its effectiveness for job finding and CV creation.
The government is seeking feedback from users, particularly young people, about their experience with the tool.
The Guardian invites submissions via a secure form, with options for anonymity and privacy protections.
The feature includes guidance on how to contact Guardian teams for audio or video follow-ups.
Keir Starmer framed the tool as a key measure to help those out of work find suitable jobs and build CVs.
The Guardian highlights the trial’s three-month online period as a key testing window for the tool.
The piece notes London Tech Week as the setting for the tool’s announcement.
The government intends to assist with CV creation and job matching through the AI tool.
The Guardian provides a secure channel for readers to provide feedback, including anonymous submissions.
The Guardian invites readers to contact via WhatsApp for additional secure communication options.

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