European Union countries need to develop their own plans to address the impact of artificial intelligence on the labor market, OpenAI's chief economist said on Monday. There is no "one size fits all answer for AI" across the bloc, Ronnie Chatterji said, speaking at POLITICO's AI and the future of work event . European countries are trying to figure out how to grapple with the expected ripple effects of AI on jobs and employment. Across the bloc, Germany, Greece and Italy have the most jobs with

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